Globalization (C014)
GEC Coordinator: Daniel Riera-Crichton
Globalization may be defined as the set of economic, political, social, technological, and cultural changes that give rise to growing interdependence and interactions among people, cultures, and corporations scattered around the world. It is one of the defining paradigms of the early twenty-first century, and perhaps the most controversial. Students in this concentration examine the phenomenon of globalization—its positive and negative aspects—from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.
Complete any four courses designated with the (C014) GEC attribute.
Active course offerings include:
Code | Title |
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ANTH 167 | Culture in the Americas |
ANTH 289 | After Deportation Ethnographies from Latin America and the Caribbean |
ASIA 343 | Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond |
ECON 284 | The Political Economy of Capitalism |
ECON 309 | Economics of Less-Developed Countries |
ECON 343 | International Finance |
EUS 206 | The Empire Strikes Back: The Ends of European Empires in the Twentieth Century |
EUS 217 | Fortress Europe: Race, Migration, and Difference in European History |
EUS 290 | Political Sociology |
HISP S31 | The Spain of Pedro Almodóvar |
HIST 206 | The Empire Strikes Back: The Ends of European Empires in the Twentieth Century |
HIST 217 | Fortress Europe: Race, Migration, and Difference in European History |
HIST 270 | From Madrid to Manila: Globalization and the Spanish Empire |
LALS 167 | Culture in the Americas |
LALS 220 | Central America and The Caribbean |
LALS 270 | From Madrid to Manila: Globalization and the Spanish Empire |
LALS 289 | After Deportation Ethnographies from Latin America and the Caribbean |
LALS 343 | Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond |
PLTC 122 | Comparative Politics |
PLTC 125 | States and Markets |
PLTC 171 | International Politics |
PLTC 222 | International Political Economy |
PLTC 225 | International Security |
PLTC 268 | Global Political Economy of Development |
PLTC 284 | The Political Economy of Capitalism |
PLTC 320 | Immigrants and Their Homelands |
PLTC 343 | Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond |
SOC 235 | Global Health: Sociological Perspectives |
SOC 260 | Economic Sociology |
SOC 289 | After Deportation Ethnographies from Latin America and the Caribbean |
SOC 290 | Political Sociology |