Spring 2006

Utfyllende informasjon

Objectives
STV-2005 is an elective course which can be included within the obligatory component of 2000 level courses for the bachelor program in political science. It can also be applied as an elective for other social sciences, law, fisheries and humanities.
Contents
An important dimension within international politics is the economic relations between countries and the international institutions designes to regulate these relations. This course investigates theories of international cooperation as it pertains to political economy. Particular attention is paid to the World Trade Organization and the relations between the Global North and South, trade, environment and regionalization.

Form of teaching
Lectures.
Assessment
The exams consist of two components:
1 written assignment - approximately 2000 words (5-6 pages). It is possible for two students to write one paper together, however the assignment must be approximately 3000 words (8-9 pages). Students receive one week to complete this assignment, and the paper is graded as pass or fail. Students will also receive oral feedback from the instructor.
1 scholarly paper- approximately 3500 words (9-10 pages). It is possible for two students to write one paper together, however the assignment must be approximately 4000 words (11-12 pages). The assignment is due one month after the last lecture for the course.

An overall assessment of both assignments will determine the final letter grade on the scale A-E (pass), F (fail).

To receive a grade in this course, the student MUST receive a pass on the first assignment paper.

It will be possible to take a re-examination in the event a student receives an F.

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