
Engage with the complex challenges shaping our interconnected world. This course examines power structures, social movements, economic systems, and global conflicts through critical analysis and evidence-based inquiry. Students will develop the tools to understand contemporary issues, evaluate multiple perspectives, and consider their role as informed global citizens.
Key Units Include:
- Power & Governance: Democracy, authoritarianism, and international institutions
- Inequality & Justice: Economic systems, class, race, and human rights
- Conflict & Peace: Geopolitics, terrorism, diplomacy, and resolution
- Sustainability & Development: Climate change, resource management, and global health
- Culture & Identity: Globalization, migration, media, and social movements
Skills Developed: Critical thinking, source analysis, argumentative writing, collaborative discussion, and ethical reasoning.
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