Teaching international affairs with cases : cross-national perspectives
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Teaching international affairs with cases : cross-national perspectives
Routledge, 2019
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First published: Westview Press, 1997
Includes bibliographical references and index
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This book introduces intellectual and pedagogical issues of teaching international affairs interactively. The contributors, all scholars and teachers, explore their experiences with using cases in different national settings (China, Japan, Australia) and in teaching American and non-American students both about other geographical areas (Europe and Asia) and global issues. The cases written for this volume are non-American centered, enabling students to examine the interdisciplinary material cross-nationally. The contributors show how active learning strategies, specifically active case learning, have been used in different cultures and evaluate their effectiveness in the different settings. The essays illustrate the problems teachers confront in teaching American students about other regions of the world and how cases alleviate some of these difficulties. Specific cases are presented to teachers and students for use in the classroom. These cases are uniquely interdisciplinary, requiring students to grapple with politics, economics, geography, history, and law. Teaching International Affairs with Cases is suitable for an interdisciplinary audience at both the university and secondary school level, as well as for professional schools.
Table of Contents
Preface -- Active Learning in Different Environments: The Influence of Culture in the Class -- Case Teaching in Non-American Contexts -- Case Teaching in "Internationalized" Japan -- Case Teaching in China: Breaching the Great Wall -- Case Teaching in "Asian" Australia -- Reviewing European Perspective Cases -- Asian and Pacific Perspective Cases -- Global Perspectives -- Lessons Learned -- Non-American Based Cases -- New Regionalism or Asian Ambiguity? Japan and the 1995 APEC Action Agenda -- Enter the Dragon: China Decides to Intervene in the Korean War -- Laws of the Land: The Mabo Case and Native Title in Australia -- From Blair House to the Farmhouse: Negotiating Agriculture Trade in the European Union -- Mischief on Mischief Reef: Chinese Adventures in the Spratly Islands -- Power, Debt, and the Environment
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