Sem. Ingles: Chinese Foreign Policy

Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador
FACULTAD DE COMUNICACIÓN LINGÜÍSTICA Y
LITERATURA
ESCUELA DE LEAI
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Av. 12 de Octubre 1076 y Roca
Apartado postal 17-01-2184
Fax: 593 – 2 – 299 16 56
Telf: 593 – 2 – 299 15 35
Quito - Ecuador
1. DATOS INFORMATIVOS:
MATERIA : Seminario en Inglés: CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY
CÓDIGO:
13286
CARRERA: LICENCIATURA MULTILINGÜE EN NEGOCIOS E INTERCAMBIOS
INTERNACIONALES
NIVEL:
8
No. CRÉDITOS: 3
CRÉDITOS TEORÍA: 3
SEMESTRE/AÑO ACADÉMICO: II Semestre 2008-09 (febrero a junio 2009)
CRÉDITOS PRÁCTICA:
PROFESOR:
Nombre: Alfonso Dávila Grijalva
Grado académico o título profesional: Doctorado en Educación
Breve indicación de la línea de actividad académica: Administración de Empresas
Indicación de horario de atención a estudiantes: 16h00 a 18h00 Lunes a Jueves
Correo electrónico: [email protected]
2. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA MATERIA:
Este curso es una introducción completa a las relaciones internacionales de la República
Popular de China durante la Guerra Fría. Aspectos como la diplomacia, seguridad y
cuestiones económicas contemporáneas serán examinados para identificar y explicar los
objetivos de la política exterior de China y su implementación desde 1949.
3. OBJETIVO GENERAL:
This seminar will draw together the views of many eminent specialists with a
combination of breath and depth on perceptions, economic policy and relations,
elite politics, cultural traditions and historical experiences as well as theories that
will inform the study of China´s foreign relations.
4. OBJETIVOS ESPECÍFICOS:
1. To assess the domestic and international sources of Chinese foreign policy and
evaluate how China has interacted over time with other nations and along specific
dimensions of behavior.
2. To evaluate how China has interacted over time with other nations and along
specific of behavior dimensions
3. To address the interrelationship between Chinese foreign policy and international
relations theory.
4. To discuss the influence of historical, ideological, political and economic factors
that contribute to shaping contemporary China`s foreign policy behavior and
external interactions.
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5. To forecast China`s future role in a „bifurcated world‟
6. CONTENIDOS
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Semana
02 al 06 Febrero
Actividad/Contenido
Traditions of Centrality, Authority and
Management in Modern China´s Foreign
Relations
09 al 13 Febrero
Perception and Ideology in Chinese Foreign
Policy
16 al 20 febrero
The Foreign Policy Implications of China`s
Economic Development Strategy
23 al 27 febrero
Elite Politics and the Development of Shin`s
(23 y 24 carnaval)
Foreign Relations
02 al 06 Marzo
PRIMER PARCIAL
International Sources of Chinese Foreign Policy
09 al 13 Marzo
Patterns of Interaction in Sino-American
Relations
16 al 20 de marzo
China and Europe: The significance of a
Secondary Relationship
23 al 27 de marzo
China and Africa: Consensus and Camouflage
30 de marzo al 03 de Myth and Reality in China`s Relations with the
abril
Middle East
06 al 10 Abril
SEGUNDO PARCIAL
China as an Asian Power
( 9 y 10 jueves y viernes Santo)
13 al 17 de Abril
Patterns of Behavior in Chinese Foreign Policy
20 al 24 Abril
China`s International Organizational Behavior
27 al 30 de Abril
China`s International Economic Behavior
01 Mayo (viernes día del Trabajo)
04 al 8 de Mayo
China`s International Negotiating Behavior
11 al 15 de Mayo
TERCER PARCIAL
International Relations Theory and the Study of
Chinese Foreing Policy: A Chinese Perspective
18 al 22 de Mayo
Forecasting Chinese Foreign Policy: IR Theory
vs. The Fortune Cookie
25 al 29 de Mayo
Conclusion: China in a Bifurcated World.
Competing Theoretical Perspectives.
01 al 05 de Junio
EXÁMENES FINALES
Fin del Semestre
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7. METODOLOGÍA, RECURSOS:
Use of textbook is a must for everybody. Students will receive their textbook the very first
day of class including key supplements like a CD and website for homework and projects.
Student should read each chapter in advance before classes, and should prepare homework
assignments: reading, tests, internet exercises and case discussion. Cases will be solved in
teams, where each member will assume the role of an executive specialized in a functional
area of Foreign Policy Making like Finances, Marketing, Production, Negotiations,
Strategic Planning and so forth. Human Resources, or General Management. Each team
will present end results that might be reached.
Each class period will have one of these three sections: lecture, critical thinking questions,
and case discussion. As a final test, each student will develop a power point presentation (
20 minutes) about one of course topics focusing on future development of Chinese
relations. Sections “Reading for Comprehension” and linking concepts to “Practice” and
“Case applications”, will count for ten points each.
Final test will count for 20 points. 10 points will be assigned to total final results of the
enterprise and 10 points for individual performance. Every work will be evaluated
according to presentation quality, clear thinking and communication, scientific contents
and ability of student to propose or find creative solutions for each concrete problem.
Significant contributions to the class will be recognized with one or more “stars”. “Black
holes” for failures in your homework will count as -2 points. Grades will be assigned by
your teacher at the end of each task. For late papers a 20% discount will be applied. For
other regulations check college calendar and agenda.
8. EVALUACIÓN:
Entrega de Notas a Secretaría
Primer parcial
Segundo parcial
Tercer parcial
Examen final
10 Pts.
10 Pts.
10 Pts.
20 Pts.
Del 09 al 13 de marzo 2009
Del 13 al 17 de abril 2009
Del 18 al 22 de mayo 2009
Depende de la fecha que indique la secretaria
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FACULTAD DE COMUNICACIÓN LINGÜÍSTICA Y
LITERATURA
ESCUELA DE LEAI
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Av. 12 de Octubre 1076 y Roca
Apartado postal 17-01-2184
Fax: 593 – 2 – 299 16 56
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FACULTAD DE COMUNICACIÓN LINGÜÍSTICA Y
LITERATURA
ESCUELA DE LEAI
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Av. 12 de Octubre 1076 y Roca
Apartado postal 17-01-2184
Fax: 593 – 2 – 299 16 56
Telf: 593 – 2 – 299 15 35
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