GLS
121 Global Studies
GE Diversity
This course is designed to introduce the student to the concepts and key
questions concerning globalization . The objective of this course is to survey
multiple disciplinary perspectives on such aspects of globalization as the
global economy, politics, transnational migration,global-local connections and
the impact of globalization on the entire world. The positive and negative
consequences of globalization will be explored. Students will examine such
issues as : social justice and the extent to which globalization is a force for
economic growth and democratization or a contributor to economic inequality and
the suppression of basic human rights.
GLS 123
Global Terrorism
Terrorism as
a political tool will be examined through a comprehensive study of
international terrorism and the problems confronting the global world as it
tries to formulate and implement strategies to combat terrorism. This course
will focus on the definition of terrorism within its social contexts and will
examine the juxtaposition of terrorists and counter-terrorists as they
interact.A section of the course will deal with the psychology of terrorists;
explorations of changes in terrorism across the globe will be explored with the
focus on Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and other areas. Homeland
security options and the future of terrorism will be examined.