Winter 2019 Time Schedule
JSIS CORE AND GATEWAY COURSES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| JSIS 123 INTRO GLOBALIZATION | (I&S,DIV) |
MAKING OF 21ST CENT | (I&S) |
210 Bachman,David M Open 177/ 240E W
NO OVERLOADS EXCEPT FROM
INSTRUCTOR IN THE FIRST WEEK OF
CLASS. MUST ATTEND FIRST DAY TO
LEARN ABOUT OVERLOAD POLICY.
OPTIONAL LINKED WRITING COURSE:
FOR C OR W CREDIT
SEE ENGL 298D
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243 Pomeshchikov,Roman Open 14/ 25
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248 Pomeshchikov,Roman Open 21/ 25
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248 Pal,Deep Open 24/ 25
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B006 Pal,Deep Open 24/ 25
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134 Wang,Lina Open 18/ 20 H
FOR HONORS ONLY
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335 Maziad,Marwa Open 22/ 25
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212 Abugbilla,Francis M Open 22/ 25
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245 Wang,Lina Open 15/ 25
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204 Abugbilla,Francis M Open 17/ 25E
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| JSIS 384 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA | (I&S) |
286 Arai,Andrea Gevurtz Open 7/ 25 %J
MIXED RACE AND ETHNICITY IN JAPAN
COURSE IS LINKED TO A SYMPOSIUM ON
CHALLENGES & POSSIBILITIES OF
CREATING INCLUSIVE SOCIETIES.
STUDENTS WILL TAKE PART IN THE
SYMPOSIUM WITH INVITED GUESTS.
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| JSIS 478 SPEC TOPICS GLOBAL | (I&S) |
325 Lagos,Taso G. Open 12/ 20 J
TOPIC: PLANET OF THE APPS
THIS SECTION FOR UW STUDENTS.
GLOBAL CONNECTIONS STUDENTS, SEE
JSIS 478B
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> 325 Lagos,Taso G. 20/ 20 J
TOPIC: PLANET OF THE APPS
THIS SECTION FOR GLOBAL
CONNECTIONS STUDENTS.
UW STUDENTS SEE JSIS 478A
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297 Metzler,Mark Open 7/ 12 J
TOPIC: "HISTORY OF GLOBALIZATION
SINCE THE 12TH CENTURY. HISTORY
OF CAPITALIST CRISES"
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| JSIS 480 SPEC TOPICS LAT AM | (I&S) |
231 Steele,Cynthia Open 3/ 5 J
NARCO NARRATIVE
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| JSIS 483 SPEC TOPICS ASIA | (I&S) |
286 Chapman,Ian Open 3/ 10
ASIAN STUDIES RESEARCH PAPER
SEMINAR
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295 Mawkanuli,Talant Open 0/ 1 J
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| JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA | (I&S) |
134 Yang,Clair Z Open 8/ 40
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CHINA
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211 Tokuno,Kyoko Open 2/ 4 J
RELIGION IN JAPAN
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Restr 217 Pekkanen,Saadia M. Open 2/ 5 J
TOPIC: NATIONAL SECURITY JAPAN
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| JSIS 486 SPEC TOPICS SE ASIA | (I&S) |
> 253 Taladngoen,Unaree 2/ 10
ADVANCED THAI
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> 109 Win,Than Than 1/ 15E J
INTERMEDIATE BURMESE LANGUAGE
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> 109 Win,Than Than 1/ 5 J
ADVANCED BURMESE LANGUAGE
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| JSIS 487 SPEC TPCS MID EAST | (I&S) |
305 Basic,Denis Open 9/ 40
HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM
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| JSIS 492 SR HONORS SEMINAR | (I&S) |
> SENIOR RESEARCH |
IS > TASK FORCE | (I&S) | Prerequisites |
> 234 Anchordoguy,Marie C 11/ 20 WR
U.S. TRADE AND TRADE POLICY WITH
ASIA-PACIFIC NATIONS
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> 210 Beyer,Jessica 16/ 20 WR
NATION-STATE CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY
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> 231 Holmes-Eber,Paula 14/ 20 WR
REFUGEES AND RECONSTRUCTION:
SYRIA AFTER CIVIL WAR
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> 245 Godoy,Angelina Snodgrass 13/ 20 WR
IMMIGRANT RIGHTS IN WASHINGTON
STATE: CONDUCTING RESEARCH FOR
SOCIAL CHANGE
SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION REQUIRED:
HTTPS://CATALYST.UW.EDU/WEBQ/
SURVEY/LDOBRO/361280
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> 111 Kasaba,Resat 12/ 25 WR
TURKEY: A COUNTRY AND AN ALLIANCE
IN TROUBLE
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> H 5 WF 130-320 MEB 102 Montgomery,Scott 15/ 20 WR
ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE:
NONPARTISAN POLICIES FOR THE NEXT
U.S. PRESIDENT
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> 210 Pekkanen,Robert J 11/ 20 WR
THE END OF DEMOCRACY?
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> 278 Ward,Mark 15/ 16 W
IS HUMANITARIAN AID STILL
HUMANITARIAN? HUMANITARIAN AID
IN THE POST 9/11 WORLD
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> N 5 TTh 130-320 ART 006 Yang,Anand A 13/ 20 W
STRATEGIC ALLIANCES AND
PARTNERSHIPS: CHANGES AND
CONTINUITIES IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
IN SOUTH ASIA
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| JSIS 497 INTERNSHIP |
IS > ADVANCED READINGS | (I&S) |
Restr 331 Switek,Niko Benjamin Open 8/ 15 W
GREEN PARTIES FROM PROTEST
TO PARLIAMENTS
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| JSIS 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH |
IS > B 1-5 to be arranged 2/ 20E CR/NC
FACULTY CODE: REQUEST IN THO 111
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| JSIS 512 QUAL DATA ANALYSIS |
INTERNAT MIGRATION |
Restr 492 Friedman,Kathie Open 13/ 15 |
| JSIS 578 SPEC TOPICS GLOBAL |
Restr 210 Seiple,Chris Open 3/ 5 J
CROSS-CULTURAL RELIGIOUS LITERACY
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Restr 297 Metzler,Mark Open 3/ 4 J
HISTORY OF GLOBALIZATION
SINCE THE 12TH CENTURY. HISTORY
OF CAPITALIST CRISES"
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225 Ward,Mark Closed 5/ 3 J
TOOLS TO END CONFLICT AND REBUILD
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218D Radnitz,Scott B. Open 2/ 6 CR/NC J
THIS COURSE PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH
AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE POLITICS
SURROUNDING FIFTH COLUMNS IN THE
CONTEMPORARY WORLD. IT IS
CONNECTED WITH AND CULMINATES IN
THE WORKSHOP, THE POLITICS AND
DISCOURSE OF FIFTH COLUMNS IN
EURASIA ON 3/1/19. IT EXPOSES
STUDENTS TO DEBATES ABOUT THE WAYS
THAT SUSPECT MINORITIES OR
IDEOLOGICAL OPPONENTS ARE
IMPLICATED IN ACTIVITIES THAT
UNDERMINE THE STATE. READINGS AND
DISCUSSIONS WILL EXPLORE THE WAYS
POLITICAL ACTORS HAVE HISTORICALLY
USED CLAIMS ABOUT FIFTH COLUMNS,
AND THE DILEMMAS FACED BY THOSE
ACCUSED OF FIFTH COLUMN
ACTIVITIES. MEETING IN CMU 218D.
3:30-5:30 1/9, 1/23, 2/6, 2/20,
3/6, 3/20.
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| JSIS 584 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA |
Restr 211 Tokuno,Kyoko Open 2/ 3 J
RELIGION IN JAPAN
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| JSIS 592 COLLOQUIUM INTL ST |
Restr 251 Porter,Deborah Open 11/ 30 CR/NC |
| JSIS 595 RESEARCH TUTORIAL |
Restr 116 Sorensen,Clark W Open 5/ 7 J
PRIORITY FOR JSIS PHD STUDENTS
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| JSIS 596 RELIG/CLTR/CIVZTN |
Restr 234 Robinson,Cabeiri Debergh Open 3/ 15
PRIORITY JSIS PHD STUDENTS
MA STUDENTS AS SPACE IS AVAILABLE
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| JSIS 597 STATE/MRKTS/SOCIETY |
Restr 136 Radnitz,Scott B. Open 7/ 8 J
PRIORITY JSIS PHD STUDENTS
MA STUDENTS AS SPACE IS AVAILABLE
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| JSIS 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH |
IS > B 2 to be arranged 3/ 5 CR/NC
JSIS TA ONLY
REQUEST FACULTY CODE IN THO 111
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| JSIS 700 MASTER'S THESIS |
IS > DOCTORAL DISSERTATN |
IS > |