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A history of the African American experience beginning with slavery but placing particular emphasis upon the civil rights era of the 1950s and 1960s.

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A seminar course offering an in-depth study of key issues in American politics.

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A seminar course offering an in-depth study of key issues in British politics.

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The special role suprastate actors play in a globalized world, including in depth study of the United Nations and associated organizations and regional associations.

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A seminar course offering an in-depth study of key issues in the field of social sciences or the application of social scientific methods to a specific subject.

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This course is a study of art in relation to its function and the development of people, society and environment by focusing on various creative works, such as visual arts, music and performing arts, depicting the culture and perception of mankind. The course also aims to instill learners with real awareness of art values through personal experience, and also the appreciation of the aesthetic values of creative works. An emphasis is placed upon the influence of art on Thai values and the Thai way of life.

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These credits are not counted for those who study in the Minor Program in Hispanic and Latin American Studies or those who study as a foreign language elective. Fundamental Spanish at a higher level with the emphasis on four communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing for daily-life communication.

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Major theoretical perspectives in international relations and their application to the analysis of global politics.

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Major theories of globalization and a critical exploration of socio-political as well as cultural aspects of contemporary globalization