This seminar aims to offer students the in-depth, comprehensive knowledge and analyses of potentials, strengths, and limitations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Through class discussions, students will learn history, characteristics, and functions of ASEAN from the material and ideational perspectives. With these knowledge, students will gain an ability to analyze the ASEAN?s utility (potentials and limitations) and raison d'etre by employing not only International Relations (IR) theories, but also theories in other fields (e.g. psychology, sociology, history). Those who are interested in graduate studies in International Relations and Asian/Southeast Asian studies or career in foreign affairs and international relations should take this course, since this becomes a rigid intellectual foundation of ASEAN studies.
| AUs | 4.0 AUs |
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| Prerequisite | HA1001 |
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Other offerings
Other Relevant Mods
HA1001
Introduction To International Relations & Foreign Policy
HA1002
Introduction To Political Theory
HA1012
Fundamentals Of Politics
HA2003
Politics & Government In Southeast Asia
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Theories In International Relations
HA2014
Public Organization Theory
HA2023
Research Methodology In Social Sciences
HA2026
American Foreign Policy
HA2028
Ethics In Public Policy Making & Implementation