国際政治学研究第二

授業科目名	国際政治学研究第二	標準年次	研・専
講義題目	Perspectives on Global Governance	開講学期	前期
担当教員	大賀　哲（OGA T.）	単位数	2単位
教　　室	第3会議室	科目区分
使用言語	English	科目コード

Course Title	Perspectives on Global Governance
Course Overview	This course overview key perspectives on global governance and examine human rights governance as case studies.
履修条件	この授業は大学院英語コース（CSPA）との合同授業です。授業はすべて英語で行います。履修を希望する場合は遅くとも4月8日（日）までに教員にコンタクトをとってその旨伝えてください（連絡先は備考欄参照）。
授業の目的	The aim of this course is to understand and analyze key perspectives on global governance and examine human rights governance as case studies. This course surveys three key perspectives of global governance: power-based, interest-based, and knowledge-based theories, in the discipline of international relations (IR). The course consists of two parts: theory and case studies. The first part of the course, lasting for approximately the first five weeks, deals with three theories of global governance: power-based theory (realism), interest-based theory (liberalism), and knowledge-based theory (constructivism). The second part of the course particularly focuses on human rights governance as a case study. At the end of the course, students should understand key perspectives on global governance and evaluate particular cases of human rights governance by using theoretical frameworks.
授業の概要・計画	1. 4/2 Introduction to global governance (TIR Ch. 1-2) 2. 4/9 Power-based theories (TIR Ch. 3) 3. 4/16 Interest-based theories (TIR Ch. 4) 4. 4/23 Knowledge-based theories (TIR Ch. 5) 5. 5/7 Theoretical discussion of global governance (TIR Ch. 6) 6. 5/14 Guest speaker: Andrew Nathan (Columbia University) 7. 5/15 Guest speakers: Benjamin San Jose (Ateneo de Manila University) and Ron Vilog (De La Salle University) 16:40-18:10 ※ 5/21 No class supplemented by 5/15 8. 5/28 Introduction to human rights issues (HRF Ch. 1-2) 9. 6/4 Human rights and human welfare (HRF Ch. 3-4) 10. 6/11 Human rights and backlash (HRF Ch. 5, 7) 11. 6/18 Human rights and localization (HRF Ch. 6, 9) 12. 6/25 Religion and economic rights (HRF Ch. 8, 10) 13. 7/2 Human rights and liberalism (HRF Ch. 11-12) 14. 7/9 Future of human rights (HRF Ch. 13) 15. 7/23 Conclusions and summary
授業の進め方	In each class, we will examine one or two articles or chapters, and target the following: 1) summary and overviews, 2) research questions, 3) hypotheses, 4) demonstration and validity, 5) theoretical frameworks of each article and chapter.
教科書・参考書等	Andreas Hasenclever, Peter Mayer, and Volker Rittberger, Theories of International Regimes (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1997) Stephen Hopgood, Jack Snyder, and Leslie Vinjamuri, Human Rights Futures (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2017)
成績評価の方法・基準	Term paper 40% (due end of May: 3,000 words) Term paper 40% (due end of May: 3,000words) Class participation 20%
その他（質問・相談方法等）	・その他質問等は、担当教員までメールでお問い合わせください（アドレスは @law.kyushu-u.ac.jp の前にtogaを付加）。 ・教員のウェブサイトは以下です。 http://toruoga.net/