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This class aims to provide an overview of the major issues and main dynamics shaping contemporary Chinese diplomacy. It will cover the history of the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China, its relationship with key states and regions around the world, and the main themes in its contemporary diplomacy, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, its engagement with international organizations, and its efforts to shape the international narrative about China's rise.
The class will consist of weekly readings, lecture by the professor, and presentations by students followed by class discussions. Students will be expected to follow international news, to participate actively in class by asking questions and giving comments when called on, and to give one presentation offering their own analysis of the readings and the theme for the week. They will also write a short paper relating to their presentation as well as a longer final paper.
This class aims to provide an overview of the major issues and main dynamics shaping contemporary Chinese diplomacy. It will cover the history of the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China, its relationship with key states and regions around the world, and the main themes in its contemporary diplomacy, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, its engagement with international organizations, and its efforts to shape the international narrative about China's rise.
The class will consist of weekly readings, lecture by the professor, and presentations by students followed by class discussions. Students will be expected to follow international news, to participate actively in class by asking questions and giving comments when called on, and to give one presentation offering their own analysis of the readings and the theme for the week. They will also write a short paper relating to their presentation as well as a longer final paper.
This class aims to provide an overview of the major issues and main dynamics shaping the international politics of East Asia in the early 21st century. It will cover the historical changes in the region’s international order, its main actors and the key relationships between them, as well as important themes in regional politics such as institutions and norms, economic integration and regionalism, security hot-spots, and transnational forces.
The class will consist of weekly readings, lecture by the professor, and presentations by students followed by class discussions. Students will be expected to follow international news, to participate actively in class by asking questions and giving comments when called on, and to give one presentation offering their own analysis of the readings and the theme for the week. They will also write a short paper relating to their presentation as well as a longer final paper.
This class aims to provide an overview of the major issues and main dynamics shaping the international politics of East Asia in the early 21st century. It will cover the historical changes in the region’s international order, its main actors and the key relationships between them, as well as important themes in regional politics such as institutions and norms, economic integration and regionalism, security hot-spots, and transnational forces.
The class will consist of weekly readings, lecture by the professor, and presentations by students followed by class discussions. Students will be expected to follow international news, to participate actively in class by asking questions and giving comments when called on, and to give one presentation offering their own analysis of the readings and the theme for the week. They will also write a short paper relating to their presentation as well as a longer final paper.
This course is designed to introduce students to the political history and current dynamics unfolding in Latin American and Caribbean countries to understand the diverse elements that shape and influence the political systems of these states and their development models.
The focus throughout the course will be providing students with the necessary content to understand developments in contemporary Latin American politics through the study of the different political approaches implemented by the governments of the region to promote national and regional development and challenge or insert themselves into the Global Governance architecture.
This course is designed to introduce students to the political history and current dynamics unfolding in Latin American and Caribbean countries to understand the diverse elements that shape and influence the political systems of these states and their development models.
The focus throughout the course will be providing students with the necessary content to understand developments in contemporary Latin American politics through the study of the different political approaches implemented by the governments of the region to promote national and regional development and challenge or insert themselves into the Global Governance architecture.
The aim of this course is to gain comprehensive knowledge of international relations in East Asia. In particular, it aims to explore the characteristics of international relations in this region and the key determinants of those characteristics. The term "East Asia" here refers to the region encompassing Northeast and Southeast Asia. The former is the area in which China, Japan and Korea coexist, and the latter is the area managed by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). This East Asian region is diverse in terms of culture, religion, political systems and the levels of economic development. What are the characteristics of international relations in such a diverse region, and what are their key determinants? It is imperative that these issues be examined from multiple points of views. This is why, in this course, various analytical concepts and theories in the social sciences will be covered, so as to gain comprehensive knowledge of international relations in East Asia.
International Relations of East Asia I (in Japanese) and International Relations of East Asia II (in English) can be considered different courses. The latter need not be seen as an extension of the former. Students may choose to take either/both of them.
この講座の目的は、新聞やテレビが伝える毎日のニュースを題材にして、世界で何が起きているのかを理解することにある。世界は今、大きく動いている。欧米の先進国は、戦後に自らが築き上げてきた国際制度から距離を置きつつある。英国は欧州連合から完全に離脱し、米国はTPP自由貿易協定に復帰する気配を見せていない。他方、中国やロシアといった新興国は、独自の国際制度を形成するために尽力している。中国の「一帯一路」構想は、東南アジアや中東、アフリカの途上国に対する影響力を拡大し、欧米とは一線を画した地域秩序を模索する試みだといえよう。さらに、グローバル社会全体を見ると、地球規模の課題が表面化している。環境汚染は悪化の一途をたどり、原子力や宇宙開発といった課題に対する対応も難しくなっている。この講座では、受講生によるプレゼンテーションを通じて、これらの問題に関する互いの理解を深めていく。
The aim of this course is to gain comprehensive knowledge of world affairs, by focusing on what is reported by the media, including newspapers and TV stations. The world is changing today. Some of the advanced-industrial countries are beginning to distance themselves from liberal international institutions, although they used to be the champions of such institutions for a long time in the postwar era. To illustrate, the United Kingdom has withdrawn itself from the European Union, and the United States have shown little intention of returning to the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership). For their part, rising powers such as China and Russia are seeking to establish their own international institutions. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) implemented by China seems to embody the country's intention to increase its influence on developing nations in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Africa, and to establish its own regional order whose nature is distinct from the existing one maintained by the European and North American powers. Meanwhile, a number of new challenges are emerging on a global scale. The deterioration of the environment is in progress, and technical challenges such as the management of nuclear energy and the development of outer space are becoming complex. On the basis of the presentations made by students, this course aims to promote mutual learning among them on these latest developments.
第二次世界大戦後、経済活動の与件としての「カネ」「ヒト」「モノ」の流動性が一層激しくなってきており、グローバル化が急速に進んでいる。大きな変貌を遂げている国際関係に関して、学問的にさまざまな視点－例えば、世界システム論、国際レジーム論、相互依存論等－から捉えられている。この講義において、国際関係の歴史、国際関係理論、諸国家間の環境政策の相違、国際機構の在り方など、様々なイシューに関する、分析手法、到達点と問題点についての解説を行う。この講義を通して、現代国際社会の複雑で多様な現実問題を解き明かすための先端的な知識と分析手法を理解する。
Since the end of WWII, economic globalization has been progressing with the rapid rise of the mobility of 'money', 'human beings' and 'goods'. This process has increasingly affected international relations, and interactions between politics and economics are being accelerated as a result. This class will provide students with three analytical frameworks in order to understand the following aspects of international relations: International History, International Relations and International Environmental Policy. Students are requested to cultivate capacities to analyze contemporary political and economic affairs and thereby to demonstrate to the society the perspectives and analytical methods with which to resolve accumulating problems in the contemporary world.