East Asian Languages and Cultures
 
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES: Cultures and Politics of the Pacific Rim Minor

Requirements for the Cultures and Politics of the Pacific Rim Minor (20 units)

REQUIREMENTS (FIVE COURSES, 20 UNITS) UNITS

 

 

International Trade (choose one course from the list below)

 
ECON 450 International Trade 4
  (prerequisite: ECON 303 or BUAD 351)  
IR 325 Rich and Poor States in the World Political Economy 4
IR 330 Politics of the World Economy 4
IR 470 Comparative Regionalism 4
  (prerequisite: IR 210)  
POSC 345 International Law 4
POSC 451 Politics of Resources and Development 4
     

Area Studies (choose two courses, each from a different list below)

Latin America:

   
AHIS 319 Mesoamerica Art and Culture 4
ANTH 314 The Nature of Maya Civilization 4
ANTH 328 Culture Change and the Mexican People 4
ANTH 425 Peoples and Cultures of Latin America 4
HIST 372 Modern Latin America 4
HIST 374 History of Mexico 4
HIST 451 The Mexican Revolution 4
HIST 473 Colonial Latin America Seminar 4
IR 364 The Political Economy of Latin America 4
IR 365 Politics of Democracy in Latin America 4
POSC 350 Politics of Latin America 4
SPAN 320 Iberian and Latin American Cultures: Readings 4
  on Society (in Spanish)  
SPAN 321 Iberian and Latin American Cultures: Readings 4
  On the Arts (in Spanish)             
SPAN 372 Modern and Contemporary Latin American 4
  Fiction (in Spanish)  
SPAN 380 Literature of Mexico (in Spanish) 4
     

East Asia:

   
ANTH 323 Regional Ethnology: Southeast Asia 4
ECON 343 Economic Development of East Asia 4
  (prerequisite: ECON 203 or ECON 205)  
GEOG 306 Asia and the Global Economy 4
IR 358 The Asia Pacific in World Affairs 4
IR 360 International Relations of the Pacific Rim 4
IR 361 South and Southeast Asia in International Affairs 4
IR 384 Introduction to Asian Security 4
POSC 352 Politics of Southeast Asia 4
POSC 355 Politics of East Asia 4
POSC 377 Asian Political Thought 4
POSC 453 Political Change in Asia 4
REL 331 Religions of East Asia 4
     

Country Study (choose two courses from the lists below):

 

China:

   
AHIS 384 Early Chinese Art 4
AHIS 385 Later Chinese Art 4
ANTH 324 Regional Ethnology: China 4
EALC 350 Chinese Civilization 4
EALC 352 Chinese Literature and Culture 4
EALC 354 Modern Chinese Literature in Translation 4
EALC 355 Studies in Chinese Thought 4
EALC 375 Women and Gender in China: Past and Present 4
HIST 338 China to 960 A.D. 4
HIST 339 China, 960-1800 A.D. 4
HIST 340 History of China since 1800 4
IR 333 China in International Affairs 4
POSC 356 Politics in the People’s Republic of China 4
     

Japan:

   
AHIS 386 Early Japanese Art 4
AHIS 387 Later Japanese Art 4
EALC 340 Japanese Civilization 4
EALC 342 Japanese Literature and Culture 4
EALC 365 Studies in Japanese Thought 4
EALC 460 Love, Self and Gender in Japanese Literature 4
HIST 335 History of Japan to 1550 4
HIST 336 History of Japan, 1550-1945 4
HIST 337 Japan since 1945 4
HIST 438 Seminar in Pre-Modern Japanese History 4
HIST 464 Culture, Money, and Power: Japanese American 4
IR 442 Japanese Foreign Policy 4
POSC 354 Japanese Politics 4
     

Korea:

   
EALC 332 Korean Literature in English Translation 4
EALC 335m Literature of the Korean People 4
EALC 345 Korean Civilization 4
EALC 385 Readings in Korean Poetry 4
HIST 304 Seminar in Korean History 4
HIST 333 Korea: The Modern Transformation 4

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Undergraduate Programs
EALC Major
EALC and LING Major
EALC Minor
Pacific Rim Minor
Progressive Degree Program

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