PART III: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
Class 9 (Monday, July 16): MIDTERM
Class 10 (Wednesday, July 18): Liberalization and Globalization
* IR, Chapter 5, “Trade and Money,” pp. 174-230
* Taking Sides: Clashing Views in World Politics
o ISSUE 2 “Does Globalization Threaten Cultural Diversity”
* Naim, “The Five Wars of Globalization,” pp. 65-70 (reserve)
* Yunus, “The Grameen Bank,” pp. 162-165 (reserve)
Class 11 (Friday, July 20): North-South Relations
* Debate II: Iraq Withdrawal, War on Terror, and Int'l Law
* IR, Chapter 7, “North-South Relations,” pp. 284-349
* Taking Sides: Clashing Views in World Politics
o ISSUE 12 “Is Capitalism the Best Model for Global Economy”
o ISSUE 13 “Should the Rich Countries Forgive All the Debt Owed by the Poor Countries”
* Stiglitz, “Social Justice and Global Trade,” pp. 62-64 (reserve)
* The Millennium Development Compact
Recommended/Debate Readings
* A&W, “Terror, Islam and Democracy,” pp. 299-319
* Carothers, “Promoting Democracy and Fighting Terror,” in Understanding the War on Terror, pp. 248-261
* Dobriansky, “Response: Democracy Promotion,” in War on Terror, pp. 262-269
* Roth, “The Law of the War on Terror,” in War on Terror, pp. 302-310
* Wedgewood, “Response: Combatants or Criminals?”, in War on Terror, pp. 311-317
* Harold Hongju Koh, “On American Exceptionalism.” Stanford Law Review 55 (2003): 1479-1527.
* Hans Kelsen, “Recognition in International Law: Theoretical Observations.” American Journal of International Law 35, 4 (1941): 605-617.
* White House, The National Strategy for Combating Terrorism, 2003
* White House, "Winning the War on Terror" (Outline)
* Hawkins, "George Bush's Wildly Successful War on Terrorism"
* Paul Savoy, "The Moral Case Against the Iraq War," The Nation
* Richard Falk, "A Roadmap for War: A Flawed Debate"
* Truth Laid Bare, "Cross Blog of Issues on the Iraq War"
* Washington Post, "US Figures Show Sharp Global Rise in Terrorism"
* Global Policy Forum--Iraq Report