Globalization is associated with technological progress and institutions that operate and think globally. This course introduces students to the exciting literature on how science and technology shape (and are shaped by) phenomena like globalization, democracy, political power and identity. Despite our faith in the power of science and technology to improve the human condition, too often their effects have been uneven. Students will learn to see science and technology as ideal sites for Global Studies research.

Prerequisites: Graduate standing

4

Units

Letter

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Graduate students only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
CHUA C S
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Lecture
SSMS 2001
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15:30 PM - 18:15 PM
5 / 20
GLOBL 253 Barandiaran J Fall 2018 Total: 7
GLOBL 253 Barandiaran J Spring 2018 Total: 5
GLOBL 260
0 / 20 Closed
Theories of Imperialism
Charmaine Chua 4.5
R
15:30 PM - 18:20 PM