(semester course)
Grades: 10, 11 or 12
Subject Area/Course Credit: Social Studies, 0.5 credit, semester course
Prerequisite: None
An interdisciplinary introduction to international and global politics. Students will examine the development of international relations and relevant organizations; as well as an opportunity to explore major political issues using approaches from geography, history, economics, law, politics, and development studies. Topics may include different forms of government, international relations, peace & conflict, global terrorism, global crime, human rights, and justice.