JSIS B 410 Readings in U.S. in the World

JSIS B 110 Issues in International Studies: Soccer and Global Affairs

JSIS A 452 Global Asia

Explores how Asia has been constructed through transnational interactions such as imperialism, anti-colonialism, tourism, diaspora, and global capitalism. Topics include the cultural construction of similarity and difference, politics of representation,

JSIS A 428 Chinese History from 1276-1895

Political, social, economic, and intellectual history from the time of the Mongol conquest of China to the Sino-Japanese war. Focus on the evolution of the late imperial Chinese state and

JSIS A 410 Technology and Politics in Taiwan

How technology, especially digital technology, is applied in politics, specifically using Taiwan as the focal case. Topics include how politicians use digital technologies for campaigns in Taiwan, information attacks that

JSIS A 303 Divided Lands/Divided Lives: An Environmental History of South Asia

JEW ST 289 Topics with Jewish Studies: Translation Studies: Gulliver’s Travels Among Muslims and Jews

JSIS 101 Media and Information Technology in Global Conflict

Explores the role media and information technology have played in global conflicts since the twentieth century. How different groups have mobilized new technologies for covert warfare, surveillance, and cyberattacks, as

JSIS 495B Task Force: Saadia Pekkanen – U.S.-Japan Alliance in the World

U.S.- JAPAN ALLIANCE IN THE WORLD Given the multiple regional security challenges, the focus is on assessing how and whether the U.S.-Japan Security Alliance can play a role in stabilizing

JSIS 495A Task Force: Sabine Lang -Countering the Illiberal Drift In Europe: Assessing Regional Politics and Citizen Action

COUNTERING THE ILLIBERAL DRIFT IN EUROPE: ASSESSING REGIONAL POLITICS AND CITIZEN ACTION Radical rightwing nationalist parties have become ‘normalized’ actors in parliaments across Europe, promoting Eurosceptic, xenophobic and antidemocratic policies.