This course introduces students to the U.S.-China relationship through a weekly speaker series followed by student-led discussions. Scholars from diverse academic disciplines will explore topics such as the CCP's intellectual history, China's diplomacy in the Global South, great-power technology competition, and labor movements. The purpose of the course is to tackle the myths and misconceptions surrounding U.S.-China relations, and build in students a strong foundational understanding of the multiple facets of the bilateral relationship. Those who take the course for 2 units will complete a presentation at the end of the course. To apply for enrollment, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/5CvNHNb2e3T7F2gx6. If selected, you will receive an enrollment permission code.
1-2 units · Satisfactory/No Credit
This course introduces students to the U.S.-China relationship through a weekly speaker series followed by student-led discussions. Scholars from diverse academic disciplines will explore topics such as the CCP's intellectual history, China's diplomacy in the Global South, great-power technology competition, and labor movements. The purpose of the course is to tackle the myths and misconceptions surrounding U.S.-China relations, and build in students a strong foundational understanding of the multiple facets of the bilateral relationship. Those who take the course for 2 units will complete a presentation at the end of the course. To apply for enrollment, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/5CvNHNb2e3T7F2gx6. If selected, you will receive an enrollment permission code.