UGA à Paris
Block 1 Arrive in Paris May 15 - First block classes run May 19-June 4 inclusive
Dr. Andrew Herod -
Geography Geographic issues that affect Europe into the twenty-first century. Emphasis on current economic, social, and political controversies in Europe, as well as the historical context for these.
Dr. Patricia Richards - Sociology The diverse social and cultural manifestations of gender located within an economic, social, and political context. Case studies drawn from Europe, Latin America and post-colonial Africa and Asia.
Dr. Kevin DeLuca -
Speech Communication The rhetorical nature, function, development, and impact of social movements as applied to one or more case studies.
Dr. Maurits van der Veen -
International Affairs The historical origins, development, and current challenges of the European Union. The impact on national sovereignty, external relations, and internal democracy. Block 2 Second block classes
run June 9-June 25 inclusive
Dr. Christopher S. Allen -
International Affairs The political economy, institutions, and cultures of two major developed democracies in Europe: France and Germany. State-society relations and formal and informal political institutions, and democratic representation.
Dr. Maurits van der Veen -
International Affairs The political economy, institutions, and cultures of several developed democracies in Europe. State-society relations and formal and informal political institutions, and democratic representation. INTL 1100 fulfills Area F requirement.
Dr. Jennifer Monahan -
Speech Communication Factors that facilitate or impede effective communication between members of different cultural groups. Considers interactions between people of different nations as well as co-cultures within the same nation. Effects of differing world-views, values systems, language varieties, nonverbal codes and relational norms. Skills for disseminating ideas across cultures and for building intercultural competence.
Dr. Jeremy Reynolds - Sociology The
course examines the integration and juxtaposition of work with the rest of
life. Through readings, discussion, and lecture you will be
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