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1. Intensive Course

                
TitleUS-Japan Relations in Global Perspectives
TermSecond Semester, 2009 (2 credits, 15 Lectures)
(including an exam )
September 24 - October 5, 2009
( Weekdays, 1st and 2nd Periods )
LecturerDr.Michael Auslin
Director of Japan Studies and Resident Scholar in Asian Studies, The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
TopicsTitle: US-Japan Relations in Global Perspectives
  • 1. Global Trends and Challenges from the 20th to the 21st Centuries
  • 2. U.S.-Japan Relations in the Context of America's Global History
  • 3. U.S.-Japan Relations in the Context of Japan's Global History
  • 4. A Brief History of U.S.-Japan Cultural Relations and the Development of Global Cultural Relations in the 19th and 20th Centuries
  • 5. The U.S.-Japan Alliance and Future Security in Asia
  • 6. The Role of the U.S.-Japan Alliance in the Asian Maritime Domain
  • 7. U.S.-Japan-China Relations: Key Political, Economic, and Security Issues
  • 8. New Political Alignments in Japan and the United States: What Will Be the Effect on U.S.-Japan Relations
  • 9. Global Economic Trends and U.S.-Japan Relations
  • 10. Japan and America Between Asia and the West: A History of the 21st Century
QualificationGraduate students from Graduate School of Public Policy and Graduate School of Law and Politics
(Students from Asian Socio-Information and Communications Course, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies may take this course as credit of GraSPP or Graduate School of Law and Politics.)
Students from other faculties including undergraduates may take this course with NO CREDIT, if there are enough seats left.

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