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Lecture 15-17• Globalization and Security • Covers material from chapter 10, and includes discussion of material not in the textbook
Lecture 13-14• Globalization and Identity • Covers material from chapter 7
Lecture 11-12• Globalization and Governance • Covers material from chapter 6. Be advised that any material from chapter 6 will be included on the mini-test; however, supplemental material from this set of slides--i.e., material covering the IMF and WTO--will not be included. Remember, though, that chapter 6 does include a discussion of both organizations, too. You will be responsible for that material.
Lecture 9-10• Globalization and Production • Covers material from chapter 5
Lecture 7~8 • Explaining Globalization • Covers material from chapter 4
Lecture 5~6 • Globalization in History • NOTES FROM LECTURE 6 WILL NOT BE POSTED
Lecture 4: Defining Globalization (part 2) • Covers material from chapter 2 on the concept of globalization. Discussion focuses on the six "non sequiters" of globalization--i.e., a discussion of what globalization is not.
Lecture 3: Defining Globalization (part 1) • Covers material from chapter 2 on the concept of globalization; includes discussion of the "g-word," the redundant concepts of globalization, and the author's preferred definition.
Lecture 2: Introductory lecture (Globalization Debates) • Covers material from pp. 37-48 in chapter one of Globalization: A Critical Introduction
Lecture 1: Introductory lecture • Covers material from pp. 13-37 in chapter one of Globalization: A Critical Introduction
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