| サブタイトル | | | Global governance, Security and Regional Stability |
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| 科目のねらい | | | This course/subject introduces the basics, principles, approaches and trends in analysing a range of local crises, regional instability and global threats faced by the people and societies across Asia. It discusses the critical roles played by the political powers of the world/region as well as non-state players including global civil society organizations and international legal instruments/norms in tackling such rising challenges. |
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| 到達目標 | | (1) Students will be able to use methodologies of regional and area studies and digest information.
(2) Students will be able to understand the complex perspectives of the region including challenges.
(3) Students will develop skills in applied writing on thematic topics/reports assigned by lecturers.
(4) Students will gain skills to discover situational urgencies and analyze cause-impact relations on a critical issue of their own areas of interest.
(5) Students will have a sound knowledge foundation to become policy analysts, country experts and subject specialists in the future. |
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授業の内容・
計画 | | By Dr. Takashi Tsukamoto
1. Foundation of international politics 1
2. The impact of globalization on national and international security
3. Debates on global governance
4. The US as the pivotal actor
5. Australia in the Asia-Pacific
6. The EU in the Asia-Pacific
7. Culture, identity and legitimacy
8. Information, policy and governance
By Dr. Chosein Yamahata
9. Towards peace and regional security
10. Role of Track 2
11. GCSOs and multisectoral relations
12. The scope of international humanitarian crises and the basis of international assistance
13. Humanitarian ethical and legal standards, security and ethnic tensions
14. Traditional and non-traditional security
15. Towards balanced interactions between developing countries and the world system |
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評価方法
（基準等） | | In-class discussions (20%)
Four research reports (40%)
Video critique (10%)
Additional study through fieldwork or presenting at international seminars (20%)
Final debate (10%) |
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授業外の学修
(予習･復習) | | (1) Read reference books critically before each lecture.
(2) Formulate well-organized and well-supported arguments per topic after each class for discussion.
(3) Each student is required to present a paper in a Special Seminar. |
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教科書・
参考書 | | Connors, Michael K. et al. (2004). The New Global Politics of the Asia-Pacific. Routledge (0-415-28563-1).
Nye, Joseph S. and John D. Donahue (2000). Governance in a Globalizing World. Brookings (0-8157-6407-3).
Collins, Alan (2003). Security and Southeast Asia. ISEAS (981-230-230-1) |
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| 備考 | | | This course/subject is designed to be delivered fully in English. Guest speakers will be invited for discussion whenever possible. |
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| 更新日付 | | 2019/04/02 19:20:29 |