2015 Great Decisions: Foreign Policy Association

2015 Great Decisions: Foreign Policy Association, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 25 lectures, 32 quizzes, based on 209 reviews, and has 778 subscribers.

You will learn about Individuals are given the opportunity to receive a certificate for successfully completing the course. The purpose of this course is to promote public engagement on leading foreign policy challenges confronting U.S. policymakers and the American public. Its objective is to provide a non-partisan analysis of eight topics of enduring relevance to the U.S. and the world and to outline foreign policy options for each. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is targeted for the general public and is appropriate at the high school and university levels. or Individuals who are interested in learning about foreign policy and why it is important and relevant to today's current events It is particularly useful for This course is targeted for the general public and is appropriate at the high school and university levels. or Individuals who are interested in learning about foreign policy and why it is important and relevant to today's current events.

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Title: 2015 Great Decisions: Foreign Policy Association

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Quizzes: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $22.99

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What You Will Learn

Individuals are given the opportunity to receive a certificate for successfully completing the course.
The purpose of this course is to promote public engagement on leading foreign policy challenges confronting U.S. policymakers and the American public. Its objective is to provide a non-partisan analysis of eight topics of enduring relevance to the U.S. and the world and to outline foreign policy options for each.

Who Should Attend

This course is targeted for the general public and is appropriate at the high school and university levels.
Individuals who are interested in learning about foreign policy and why it is important and relevant to today's current events

Target Audiences

This course is targeted for the general public and is appropriate at the high school and university levels.
Individuals who are interested in learning about foreign policy and why it is important and relevant to today's current events

In a world of ever-changing politics, advancing technologies, wars and revolts; confront the future and learn from the past by diving into U.S. foreign policy, the challenges it embarks and the world’s future it strives towards.

Eight topics selected by the Foreign Policy Association and analyzed in the Great Decisions 2015 Handbook are covered in this course. The topics are:

Russia’s Foreign Policy
Privacy in a Digital World
Sunni vs Shia
India Rising
The Promise of Africa
Syria Refugee Crisis
Modern Day Slavery
Building Brazil

With a mixture of video lectures, quizzes, and optional supplemental readings from the Great Decisions 2015 Briefing Bookindulge yourself in the world of foreign policy with this course by Great Decisions.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Great Decisions 2015 Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Great Decisions 2015 Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Section 1- Sphere of Influence: Russia's Foreign Policy

Lecture 1: Segment 1: U.S. Debate over Russia's Importance

Lecture 2: Segment 2: The Ukrainian Crisis

Lecture 3: Segment 3: U.S. Foreign Policy Options for Ukraine

Chapter 3: Section 2- The Tradeoff: Privacy in a Digital World

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Origins of Privacy Rights

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Privacy at the Global Level

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Questions and Options for Privacy Issues

Chapter 4: Section 3- The Great Divide: Sunni vs Shia

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Organization and Sectarianism

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Shia/Sunni Divide and ISIS

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Lessons from Wars and Future Challenges

Chapter 5: Section 4- India Rising

Lecture 1: Segment 1: India's Emergence and Domestic Challenges

Lecture 2: Segment 2: International Status and Power Struggle

Lecture 3: Segment 3: India and U.S. Relationship

Chapter 6: Section 5- The Promise of Africa

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Overview of Africa

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Africa's Instability and U.S. Foreign Policy Interests

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Africa and the Major Powers

Chapter 7: Section 6- Syria: The World's Largest Refugee Crisis

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Concept of Refugees

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Military Options and Sources of Refugee Crisis

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Prospects of a Political Resolution on the Crisis

Chapter 8: Section 7- Human Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Concept of Human Trafficking

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Ways to Confront Human Trafficking

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Structural Causes of Human Trafficking

Chapter 9: Section 8- Building Brazil

Lecture 1: Segment 1: Brazil in Metamorphosis

Lecture 2: Segment 2: Domestic Challenges of Brazil

Lecture 3: Segment 3: Brazil and the U.S.

Instructors

Foreign Policy Association
Learning & Development (L&D)
Jeffrey Morton
Professor of International Relations

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