Asia Unit 1: Asian Trade and Its Effects on the Global Supply Chain

This module focuses on the increase of trade with Asia and how the global supply chain has had to adjust, modernize, and revise the methods used to manage and control the flow of goods originating in Asia. Students will explore the challenges and demands required to operate a successful global supply chain initiating in Asia. Global Supply Chain. Business. Trade. Geography. Political Science. Economics. History.

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Unit 2: Korea and China - Under the Shadow of "Dai Nippon Teikoku"

This unit compares and contrasts Imperial Japan’s actions in Korea and Manchuria/China, especially during 1905-1945. Students will explore Japan’s key motivators and trace the expansion of Japanese influence and reaction to Japanese infiltration in Korea and Manchuria. Cultural Studies. History. Political Science.

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Unit 3: Exploring the Indonesian Mass Killings via Documentary

This module focuses on samples of documentary film and the subsequent narratives and testimonies from those impacted by the Indonesian Mass Killings of 1965-66. Students will examine the way in which the genre of documentary shapes the narrative process and problematizes the transmission/representation of the experiences and suffering of those affected by the killings. English. History. Film. Political Science.

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Unit 4: Exploring the Effects of Globalization on Pastoralist Communities Around the World: The Case of Mongolia

This module examines the effect of globalization on the largest pastoralist country in the world, Mongolia. Students will explore the history, geography, economics, and culture of Mongolia in order to analyze the positive and negative effects of globalization on the nomadic way of life in Mongolia. Sociology. Anthropology. History. Economics. Geography

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Unit 5: Monks in the Modern World

This module addresses the challenges facing the Buddhist community in contemporary Thailand. Students will learn about the history of Buddhism in Thailand, challenges facing Buddhism in modern Thailand, and proposed reforms to address the challenges. Students will identify ways in which consumerism poses a threat to religion. Philosophy. Religious Studies. History. Cultural Studies. Political Science

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