2018 Instructor Merle Parmak FHEA University of Huddersfield

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Merle Parmak, FHEA (University of Huddersfield) Course: Applied Organisational Communication (32 course hours, 2 credit) Course Introduction The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the key elements of effective organisational communication as applied in modern organisations. It covers a dynamic mix of written, spoken and visual communication that takes place within and between organisations. The course focuses on the application of communication skills in a variety of challenging organisational settings and -tasks.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Deborah Mc. Nutt (Marietta College) Course: American Pop Culture & American Slang (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction A practical course in American Culture for students who want to know basic information about American lifestyle and characteristics of an American. Not your typical tour guide information – this course is interactive and filled with cultural tid-bits, insightful, educational, game participation and fun. Also, a good opportunity to practice already developed English skills during poster sessions and other in class communication. A special glimpse at Native American Indian Powwow ceremony and meaning of such.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Colin Osland (Beijing Union University) Course: Cross Cultural People Management (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction The course aims to draw on your lived experience of culture and also the research on cultural differences. It aims to provide a useful base for those finding themselves working in multicultural settings, and also for those managing in multicultural settings. The course aims to provide understanding and stimulate reflection but does not try solely to give ‘tips for managers’, but rather attempts to stimulate thought and reflection, including selfanalysis leading to self-understanding.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Leonie Jackson (University of Huddersfield) Course: The International Relations of the Middle East (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction This course uses the Middle East as a case study in order to consider the uses and limitations of international relations theory and how it can help analysts to understand one of the most conflict ridden regions in the world. The course centres around the application of key international relations theories (realism, liberal internationalism, dependency theory and constructivism) to historical and contemporary events in the Middle East and will engender a theoretically and empirically informed understanding of how far these theories explain the real world of international politics.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Danielle CABANIS (University of Toulouse, France) Course: Environmental and Social Challenges within Urban Development (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction Learn: Material approach of 5 great cities : Los Angeles, Sao Paulo, London, Lagos and Bombay, based on maps and data, completed by historical information; Urban and suburban transportation facing pollution; unhealthy neighborhoods, green spaces and common areas; School and Sanitary facilities; public and private offer and consequences; Improvement projects : destruction and replacement of ancient buildings, ecological constructions, better security; Looking after a larger social harmony

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Dr Andrew Mycock (University of Huddersfield) Course: Geopolitics in the 21 st Century: Power, Boundaries and Cultures (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction This module will provide a critical understanding of key developments and issues shaping contemporary international relations. The module provides critical analyses of world politics in the late 20 th and early 21 st centuries, a period defined by rapid changes in global power relations which have created a range of international policy dilemmas. By the end of the module, students should expect to have developed a layered and nuanced account of contemporary international relations and global politics which will allow them to understand critically evaluate geo-political policymaking.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Su Lin Han (Yale University) Course: Overview of Legal Education, the Legal Profession, and Legal Systemin the United States (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course will give students a general overview of (1) U. S. legal education (history, major law schools, admissions, curriculum, teaching methods, academic and vocational training, and programs designed foreign law students), (2)the legal profession (the various professions chosen by law students, including corporate/private practices, academia, public interest/government, judiciary, etc. ; bar admissions and regulation of the legal profession; foreign lawyers in the U. S. ) , and (3) the U. S. legal system (federalist system, courts, legal traditions, and types of laws practiced by lawyers, etc. ).

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Hemant Adlakha (Jawaharlal Nehru University, India) Course: China's One Belt One Road Strategy and Its Pros and Cons for India (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction The proposed course aims at familiarizing the participants with the unfolding discourse both within and without the Peoples’ Republic, especially the debates and discourse in India, on the pros and cons of the OBOR for India and the world at large.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Hon. Raymond E. Kramer (New York University) Course: Dispute System Design and Conflict Management (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management in the Workplace will immerse students in the practical framework of preventing, addressing and managing workplace conflict. The course will explore theory and framework for different dispute resolution processes and explore the working relationship between management and employees, including the ethical considerations inherent in dispute resolution and conflict management. The course will also focus on helping students to develop practical skills and tools for resolving workplace conflict and provide an overview of key concepts and skills involved in dispute system design.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Cheongmi Shim (Marietta College) Course: Intercultural Communication (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction Living in an increasingly globalized environment, intercultural communication competence has become a valued human attribute. This course aims at enhancing students’ knowledge, motivation, and skills dealing with intercultural communication. To this end, students will examine cultural influence on human communication: how we create, exchange, and interpret messages based on our cultural identities. Specifically, students will investigate contemporary issues pertaining to intercultural communication.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Woodrow (Lawrence W. Clark II Livermore National Laboraatory, USA) Course: International Politics: Western World and China – Collaborations for Climate Change (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction International tensions, policies and programs with the West and other nations are rising. The problems must communicated, shared and implemented in both an integrated and cross-disciplinary perspective. The key is how to communicate with and between people, organizations, regions, communities, cities, states and nations. Around the world these organizations are different. And they change in terms of government leadership, policies, programs and plans. The UN is the KEY leader and planner to get nations to collaborate and solve climate issues.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Wang Fei (Flagler College, USA) Course: Latest Business Applications and Trends of Information Technology in the US (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course introduces students to the latest business applications and trends of Information Technology (IT) in the United States from both technical and managerial perspectives. Emphasis is given to the way new information technologies create a competitive edge and generate business value. Through both lectures and lab sessions, students will acquire knowledge and hands-on experience in various business applications powered by the latest information technology

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: John Fazio (Marietta College) Course: Administrative Management (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course is intended to be an introduction to theoretical and practical concepts of management. It provides an overview of the way in which managers execute their duties, the evolution of management theory, the fundamental aspects of the management process, and the impact of significant contextual variables on the practice of management. The proposed course is designed and administered to execute learning that will afford students a foundation for exemplary management and leadership within diverse organizations. Emphasis will be placed on human resources practices, strategy and decision making, planning and organizing skills, negotiation and conflict resolution, supervision and motivation of employees, strategic alliances and international business.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Yuxin Lu (St. John University) Course: Western Civilization since 1400 (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course presents a survey of the main developments in Western civilization since 15 th century to the present. The topics we will examine include the Renaissance, Religious reform, the Scientific Revolution, the emergence of European trading empires, the Enlightenment, national states, nationalism and its consequences, the impact of industrialization, colonialism, etc. Wars, ideologies and other major issues in the twentieth century, the decline of European supremacy, terrorism, global economic political changes / development, and the historical roots of contemporary problems also will be discussed in class.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: María-Fernanda (University of Monterrey) Course: Identity in Latin America’s literature during the 20 th century (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction Does Identity in Latin America Matter? Do Latin Americans have an Identity? This course will explore the concept of identity by reading and studying literary descriptions, images, and expressions from six representative and contemporary Latin American authors from: Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay. The purpose is to create a certain degree of understanding among the different realities, dynamics and complexities that exist in Latin America today.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Marilee Morrow (Marietta College) Course: Best Practices for Professional Success: Effective Communication Strategies and Tactics for Western Environments (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction Communication is the process by which one person stimulates meaning in the mind of another person through verbal and nonverbal messages. Each culture has its own particular style. Today’s global environment requires adjustments to these culturallyoriented styles of communication to build positive business relationships and advance careers. After all, other people’s perceptions of you have an impact on your professional success. Students can improve their interpersonal interactions with Westerners with communication behavior training and an orientation to Western culture.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Moshe Elad (Garilee Management Institute) Course: National Security and Human Rights in the War on Terrorism (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction This course deals with a principled approach to resolving the conflict arising between the need for national security and human rights in the war on terrorism. The International community unfortunately failed in developing a legal document like the Geneva Convention (1949) vis a vis the brutal field of terror. This is why every country which has to deal with counterterrorism, has developed different methods and tactics in coping with terror.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Nishida Tatsuya (Hiroshima City University, Japan) Course: Japanese Foreign Policy in the Modern Period (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction Based on basic international relations theories and knowledge of modern East Asian history, this course examines how relations among Japan, China and Korea have developed with an emphasis on Japanese diplomatic and defense policies. The course, in particular, theoretically and historically examines Japanese behaviors in East Asia from late 19 th century to now. Participants are encouraged to explore and study conditions under which East Asian states can develop international system in order to enjoy stability or peace in East Asia.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Rasmus BERTELSEN (Aalborg University) Course: The Global Arctic: Climate Change, Power Transition and Globalization (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course will discuss and analyze the place of the Arctic in globalization. The course will look how environmental globalization (climate change) affects the Arctic and puts the Arctic in the global spotlight attracting much greater attention. The course will look at the place of the Arctic in international systemic transition and political globalization from the Cold War to the current international system marked by struggle over Russia’s place and the rise of China.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Robert B. Day (University of Hartford ) Course: Global Business Strategy: North American, European, and Japanese Perspectives (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction This course is designed to help students understand international business decision-making and strategy as developed and practiced by firms in North America, Japan, and Europe as they deal with the complexities, conflicts, and opportunities of the global environment. The course focuses on the impact of cultural, legal, political, ethical, economic, financial, and local market environments on global business strategy.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Qingshan Tan (Cleveland State University) Course: Rise of China and Sino-US Relations (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course aims to introduce to students the concept of China rising, which has caused considerable debates on its meaning and implication regarding China’s own development and her relations with the United States. The rise of China is a very complex subject. It concerns the ongoing evolution of China’s domestic political system and economy and China’s role in and impact on Sino-US relations. This course analyses the processes, instruments, and contents that make up the rise of China.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Wang Hua (Emlyon Business School) Course: Business Model Innovation (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction The objective of this course is for students to get a solid 360° understanding of “what is a business”, and “how to innovate a business by focusing on the customer’s and company’s value proposition” via a simple canvas of business model.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Yael Chayu (Garilee Management Institute) Course: The International Language of Negotiation (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction During the course, The International language of negotiation, participants will explore the depth of the human factor in negotiations, discover the techniques to control and manage complex negotiations and further develop, adapt and modify their own negotiation style. The International language of negotiation will demonstrate a complex negotiations process with comprehensive set of operational, psychological, and cross-cultural tools.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Robert E. Shapiro (Sanit Xavier University) Course: The American Legal System (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction This course will investigate the underlying theory, basic principles, structural documents, and practical elements of the American legal system. Particular emphasis will be given to American commercial law, especially how it affects American national and international commerce. At the end of the course, the students will have an opportunity to participate in a American “moot court, ” debating a particular case.

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Henrik Plaschke (Aalborg University) Course: International political economy: comparative development models and issues of global governance (32 course hours, 2 credits) Course Introduction This course investigates a number of these issues – from a historical and from a contemporary perspective. Global governance has gone through different stages: from the embedded liberalism of the post WWII period to the subsequent neo-liberal world order, and from this latter to the current crises of world order and the need for profound reforms of its governance. Who is to reform the current world order? According to which principles? How to distribute the costs and benefits of different reforms and new forms of governance?

国际关系学院 2018夏季学期课程介绍 Instructor: Casimir d'ANGELO (University of Cambridge) Course: A history of Europe through pictures of main events (16 course hours, 1 credit) Course Introduction The aim of this course is to give young Chinese students a brief overview of the history of Europe through its battles, alliances, strategies, etc. but also and above all to highlight the role of its great philosophers, scholars and authors. The course will provide students an opportunity to discover the variety and even complexity of European cultures and the different ways of thinking.