Intro to International Studies

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From an interdisciplinary perspective, attempts to formulate a working definition of globalization, as well as broadly examine globalization's impact on and interconnections to international trade, politics, law, economics, religion, history, culture, language, and environmental issues. Furthermore, it will expose students to various perceptions that affect the role of the United States in a newly-defined global community pre and post 9/11. (Arts and Humanities elective)