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FRN 343 - Francophone Globalization Studies

Three Credits
Not Offered 2019-2020

This interdisciplinary course explores how social, political, cultural, and economic processes of globalization are affecting societies in France and the Francophone world. Examples of topics covered in class include: nationalism vs. globalization in contemporary France, human and environmental health in the Francophone world, the Arab Spring in Francophone North Africa and its global impact, and China and the Francophone Sub-Saharan African economy.

Prerequisite(s)/Restriction(s): FRN 332  or higher.
General Education Attribute(s): Moral Inquiry


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