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International Cooperation – an introduction
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International Cooperation – an introduction
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• Explore the theoretical foundations and evolution of international cooperation
• Look into the role of international organizations, and the impact of non-state actors in shaping global cooperation
• Recognize the link between national interests and the broader international cooperation, and appreciate the inter-connectedness of all peoples
• Develop an appreciation of humanitarian action as important and necessary field needing international support and cooperation
• Examine emerging trends and challenges that contemporary international cooperation is facing
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Even if people today are not paying attention to it in their daily routine, the world is going about its business with various forms of international cooperation whether it is economic, developmental, humanitarian, environment, climate change, human rights, technology or peace and security. Through a combination of lectures (slides), case studies, group discussions and video clips, the course will explore international cooperation, its theoretical foundations, various forms, levels and practices, as well as emerging trends and challenges. It will examine the roles of states, international organizations, and non-state actors in addressing global issues. This will heighten the students’ level of awareness and appreciation of contemporary agenda in the international arena particularly those within the ambit of the United Nations. At the same time, the students will be able to recognize the direct link between domestic interests and broader global affairs, and the inter-connectedness of all peoples.
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International organizations
Regional organizations
Humanitarian action
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第1回
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Introduction and programme overview
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第2回
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Familiarization of concepts
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第3回
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Gain, loss and reciprocity
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第4回
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Theoretical approaches
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第5回
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Interest-based vav value-based cooperation
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第6回
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Cooperation vav competition
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第7回
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National vav global interests
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第8回
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Role of rich and mighty
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第9回
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International organizations and non-state actors
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第10回
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Humanitarian action
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第11回
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IDP protection
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第12回
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Relief to development
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第13回
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Migration (an overview)
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第14回
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Trends and challenges
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第15回
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Summary and conclusion
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• Reaction papers (25%)
• Class work / presentations (20%)
• Mid-term paper (25%)
• End-term paper (30%)
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• Participation in class discussions, individually or as group, is expected.
• Since this is an intensive course, missing a day may mean difficulty completing it.
• Plagiarism / academic dishonesty will not be tolerated as per university's policy.
• Course will be useful for students intending to pursue career in the foreign service, regional or global institutions, international organizations, international non-governmental organizations or working in humanitarian, development, economic, cultural, human rights institutions.
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• Medium of instruction: PowerPoint slides; lectures; questions and answers; case studies; short video clips; group discussions and deliberations; home reading assignments
• No site visits or fieldwork required
• Technology: PC; internet; MS Office or similar
• This course will be cancelled if the number of registered students is only one
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