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第1回
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Overview of the course: Religion, Identity and Nationalism in Global Politics (Online Lecture)
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Overview of the course: Religion, Identity and Nationalism in Global Politics (Online Lecture)
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第2回
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Who are we? Identity in Global Politics
(Online Lecture)
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Who are we? Identity in Global Politics
(Online Lecture)
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第3回
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The Globalization Debate
(Online Lecture)
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The Globalization Debate
(Online Lecture)
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第4回
ALH1
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Discussion through Zoom: Is nationalism still relevant in a COVID-19 age?
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Discussion through Zoom: Is nationalism still relevant in a COVID-19 age?
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第5回
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Nations and Nationalism (Online Lecture)
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Nations and Nationalism (Online Lecture)
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第6回
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Theories of Nationalism I: The Nation as 'real'(Online Lecture)
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Theories of Nationalism I: The Nation as 'real'(Online Lecture)
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第7回
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Theories of Nationalism II: The Nation as 'imagined' (Online Lecture)
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Theories of Nationalism II: The Nation as 'imagined' (Online Lecture)
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第8回
ALH2
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Discussion through Zoom: Is the nation 'real' or 'imagined'?
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Discussion through Zoom: Is the nation 'real' or 'imagined'?
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第9回
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Religious and Secular Nationalisms
(Online Lecture)
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Religious and Secular Nationalisms
(Online Lecture)
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第10回
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Religious and Secular Nationalism in Asia
(Online Lecture)
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Religious and Secular Nationalism in Asia
(Online Lecture)
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第11回
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Case Study: Religious and Secular Nationalisms in South Asia: The Case of the Sikhs (Online Lecture)
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Case Study: Religious and Secular Nationalisms in South Asia: The Case of the Sikhs (Online Lecture)
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第12回
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Discussion through Zoom: To what extent can a distinction be made between religious and secular nationalisms?
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Discussion through Zoom: To what extent can a distinction be made between religious and secular nationalisms?
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第13回
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Student Feedback and paper deadline
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Student Feedback and paper deadline
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第14回
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第15回
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3 discussion papers:
ALH1, ALH2, ALH3
No Final Examination or Paper
Response to first discussion should be written up in the form of a paper (approx. 1,500 words)
Response to first discussion should be written up in the form of a paper (approx. 1,500 words)
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