International and Intercultural Studies Courses

Courses

• IIS 010 PZ -Introduction to IIS
• IIS 017 PZ -History and Political Economy of Natural Resources
• HIST 024 PZ -Modern Africa
• IIS 038 PZ -Nature, Movement and Meditation in Qigong
• IIS 050 PZ -Power and Social Change
• IIS 060 PZ -Interdisciplinary Knowledge & Global Justice
• IIS 067 PZ -Theory and Practice of Resistance to Monoculture: Gender, Spirituality, and Power
• IIS 075 PZ -Introduction to Postcolonial Studies
• IIS 080 PZ -Introduction to Critical Theory
• IIS 095 PZ -Engaging Difference
• IIS 109C PZ -Chinese Philosophy, Culture and Traditional Medicine
• IIS 113 PZ -Science, Politics and Alternative Medicine
• IIS 120 PZ -State and Development in the Third World
• IIS 122 PZ -Contemporary Political and Social Movements in the Third World
• IIS 123 PZ -Third World Socialism
• IIS 125 PZ -African Politics
• IIS 127 PZ -Environment and Development in the Third World
• IIS 128 PZ -War on Terror
• IIS 141 PZ -Agricultural Economic Development in the Third World
• IIS 146 PZ -International Relations of the Middle East
• HIST 148 PZ -Gender and Sexuality in Africa
• IIS 150 PZ -U.S.-Chinese Rivalry in Africa
• CHLT 157 CH -Latina Activists Work & Protest
• IIS 167 PZ -Theory and Practice of Resistance to Monoculture: Gender, Spirituality, and Power
• HIST 168 PZ -Diaspora, Gender, and Identity
• IIS 190 PZ -Senior Seminar
• IIS 199 PZ -Senior Thesis

Cross-Listed Courses

The following courses are appropriate elective courses in the major:

• ANTH 002 PZ -Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology
• ANTH 009 PZ -Food, Culture, Power
• ANTH 016 PZ -Introduction to Nepal
• ANTH 050 PZ -Sex, Body, Reproduction
• ANTH 099 PZ -China in the 21st Century: Gender, Culture, Nation
• ANTH 153 PZ -History of Anthropological Theory
• CHLT 060 CH -Women in the Third World
• CHLT 115 CH -Gender, Race and Class: Women of Color in the U.S.
• CHLT 154 CH -Latinas in the Garment Industry
• EA 120 PZ -Global Environmental Politics and Policy
• EA 086 PZ -Environmental Justice
• EA 141 PZ -Progress and Oppression: Ecology, Human Rights, and Development
• EA 068 PZ -Ethnoecology
• EA 150 PZ -Critical Environmental Analysis
• EA 162 PZ -Gender, Environment & Development
• HIST 024 PZ -Modern Africa
• HIST 148 PZ -Gender and Sexuality in Africa
• HIST 168 PZ -Diaspora, Gender, and Identity
• HIST 175 PZ -Magic, Heresy and Gender in the Atlantic World, 1400-1700
• MS 079 PZ -Silent Film
• MS 088 PZ -Mexican Visual Cultures
• ONT 101 PZ -Critical Community Studies
• ONT 104 PZ -Social Change Practicum
• ONT 106 PZ -Applied Qualitative Methods
• ONT 110 PZ -Healing Arts and Social Change
• POST 050 PZ -Introduction to Political Philosophy: Political Thought East and West
• POST 150 PZ -History of Political Philosophy: Ancients
• POST 151 PZ -History of Political Philosophy: Modern
• PSYC 117 PZ -Children and Families in South Asia
• RLST 106 PZ -Zen Buddhism
• RLST 119 PZ -Religion in Medieval East Asia
• RLST 164 PO -Women and Gender in the Islamic Tradition
• SOC 051 PZ -Class, Caste and Colonialism
• SOC 078 PZ -American Indian Movements
• SOC 120 PZ -Sex Politics
• SOC 124 AF -Race, Place and Space
• SOC 136 AF -Framing “Urban” Life
• SPAN 187 PZ -Expressions of Latin American Popular Cultures
• SPAN 189 PZ -Seminar on Contemporary Issues in the Spanish Speaking World