Anexo 8.3. Programa Condensado. Subject: Globalization Last update: January 2016 Major: International Relations Plan: 401 Semester: 2 Credits: 3
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1 Subject: Globalization Last update: January 2016 Major: International Relations Plan: 401 Semester: 2 Credits: 3 Week Topic Activities, Homeworks, Exams Bibliography 1. Course to the program Presentation of the course, evaluation details and rules. 2. to globalization: - Definitions of globalization - Theories of the beginning of globalization - Causes and consequences - Flows (movements) Evidence 1. Timeline + essay about the possible theories of globalization *Chapter 1 *Chapter 2 3. Economic Globalization: - Capitalism - Neoliberalism - Financial Agencies: WTO, WB, IMF - International Trade *Chapter 3 *Chapter 7 *Chapter 8 Movie: GoodBye Lenin
2 4. Economic Globalization: - Free trade & Protectionism - Multinational Companies - Consumerism - Foreign Direct Investment *Chapter 3 *Chapter 7 *Chapter 8 5. Economic Globalization: - Interdependence - Economic Powers - Economic Blocks Evidence 2. Presentation: economic powers and regional blocs Requirement A: Comparative chart of the newest economic powers + Dubai s study case *Chapter 7 *Chapter 8 6. Political Globalization: - Nation-state and Sovereignty - Proliferation of Democracy - Peace and Conflict: International Organizations - Digital Diplomacy: Social Movements *Chapter 4 *Chapter 6 Movie: Fahrenheit 9/11
3 7. 8. Political Globalization: - Islam and Politics: Demonization of Islam - Fundamentalism - Terrorism and WMD - Balance of Power & the New World Order EXAM # 1 Evidence 3. Essay about the political globalization Guide *Chapter 6 Los Procesos Mundiales Contemporáneos *Chapter 7 *Chapter Cultural Globalization: - Culture & Identity - Globalization of Languages - American Imperialism - Americanization/Anti-Americanization (cultural invasion) - Cultural Phenomena: Cultural Hybridization & Homogenization Cultural Globalization: - Loss of Cultural Diversity - Religion and Ideologies Crisis - Cultural Diplomacy - Cultural Tourism - Intercultural Requirement B: Conceptual chart Managing Cultural Diplomacy *Chapter 5 *Chapter 9 *Chapter 9 Contemporary Diplomacy *Chapter 11 Movie: Babel; Not without my daugther
4 Social Globalization: - Transnationalism - Migration and Remittances - Illegal Immigration - Refugees Evidence 2. Presentation *Chapter Social Globalization: - World Demographics (Islam) - Xenophobia - Generation: Millennials - Social exclusion (minorities, women) Evidence 2. Presentation Requirement C: Analysis about the millennial generation *Chapter 10 *Chapter 11 Technological Globalization: - Restrictions to Information - Social Networks and New Technologies Educational Globalization: - Internationalization - Brain drain - Multiculturalism Evidence 2. Presentation Papers
5 14. Ecological Globalization: - COP21 - Kyoto Protocol Conclusion: - Globalists and skeptics - Anti-globalization movements *Capítulo 6 *Capítulo 12 Complemento (película) : The day after tomorrow 15. EXAM # 2 Final Project delivery 16. Upload final grades to SIASE(1 st op) 17. Tutoring 18. Remedial Course 19. Remedial Course 20. Upload final grades to SIASE(2 nd op) Guide STUDENT ACTIVITIES: 1. The student must have general basic knowledge about different interpretations on the issue of globalization, its implications for society and the position of social movements. 2. Study the impact of globalization in different areas of society. 3. Analyze the response of social movements against globalization. 4. Understand the different theoretical interpretations of globalization. EVALUATION: 1. Evidence 1. Timeline + essay 15% 2. Evidence 2. Presentation 15%
6 3. Exam 1 20% 4. Evidence 3. Essay 15% 5. Exam 2 15% 6. Final project 20% Total: 100% FINAL PROJECT: Essay on the positive and negative effects of globalization today. * Requirements A, B and C (in english) are necessary to deliver the final project. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS : Only performed on time and day of class; if not attending the activity will not be delivered later. The activities described in this program equal the student attendance. Requirement for the exams: * Student can have 4 absences maximum (corresponding period) to present each exam = 8 absences throughout the semester. * The student must meet 70% of the activities undertaken during the course, otherwise the student is not entitled to have a second chance and if not meet the 70 qualifying automatically switches to third opportunity. * Academic dishonesty (copy) into tasks and exam is automatically a zero; Student must be penalized with 10 points in his final average. * Student has to sign final grade, if not, the grade will appear in the system anyway.
7 Title: Author: Steger, Manfred B. Editorial: Oxford University Press Year: 2013 Title: Globalization: A Basic Text Author: Ritzer, George Editorial: Wiley Blackwell Year: 2010 BIBLIOGRAPHY: Further reading: Title: The Globalization Of World Politics: An To International Relations Author: John Baylis, Steve Smith, Patricia Owens Year: 2011 Title: Los Procesos Mundiales Contemporáneos Author: Zidane Zeraoui, David J. Sarquís, Luz A. González, Orietta Perni, Pablo Telman, Renato Balderrama Editorial: Trillas Year: 2014 Title: Las Fuentes De La Globalización: Capitalismo Y Comunicación Author: Marín Ardila, Luis Fernando Type of document: Article Issn: Title: Globalización, Empresas Multinacionales e Historia Author: Torres Reina, Danilo Type of document: Article
8 Issn: Title: La Soberanía En Tiempos De La Civilización Author: Rodríguez Santibáñez, Iliana Editorial: Porrúa Year: 2011 Title: Segmentación En La Era De La Globalización, Cómo Encontrar Un Nuevo Segmento De Mercado? Author: Sirkis, Gabriela Editorial: Temas De Management. Jul2010, Vol. 7, P p. Year: 2012 MAGAZINE Foreign Affairs Latinoamérica El Economista Expansión CNN BBC Al Jazeera RT PDF Globalization and International Trade World Bank Group, 2007 (Banco Mundial) Guía del FMI Entender la OMC, 2011 (OMC) Los Flujos de la Globalización y su Seguridad, 2010 (Revista Ejército) Bloques Económicos en la Globalización BRICS, MIST y MIKTA
9 Diplomacia Cultural Migración y Remesas SWOP Young People Millenials Report Ennemis of the Internet, 2012 Capitalismo Climático PAGES: Europa.Eu/Index_Es.Htm Mex-Eua.Sre.Gob.Mx/Index.Php/Tlcan ccp. Secretarios Académicos ccp. Auxiliar Académico ccp. Alumno
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