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This course studies industrial policy and management through case studies. Topics include the significance and issues of industrial policy, the global value chain that affects industrial policy, the digital economy following the 4th industrial revolution, the low-carbon economy due to climate change, and the circular economy perspective in consideration of the earth's limitations in natural raw material mining. The present status and future implications of Korea's industrial policy through comparative review with domestic and foreign industrial policies are checked through case studies of major industrial policies.
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This course discusses theories and empirical analyses of various labor market issues.
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This course traces the historical development of Buddhism on the Korean peninsula, and explores how it changed over time. Topics include popular beliefs and practices, Buddhism’s place in society, and its organization and functioning.
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The overall objectives of this class are 1) to provide training for improving muscle control, strength and flexibility; 2) to help correct formation of body posture.
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This course surveys the first thousand years of English literature from the Middle age to its coming of age in the English Renaissance period (1485-c.1640). The assigned reading will be situated in their literary and historical context, and we will consider when and how knowledge of historical context enhances our understanding of a text’s meaning and the extent to which we can treat literature as a mirror of history. The course also explores the development of the English literary tradition and its salient characteristics and concerns.
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This course explores development and various aspects of development within the themes of migration and gender. The course also features two practitioners working in the field to advise on current field conditions and ongoing problems in the development world.
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This course explores the history and styles of interior architecture and design, covering the period from Antiquity through contemporary design. The primary goal of the course is to explore the historical flow of architecture and interior design, and understand design philosophies as well as relationship of interior design to architecture and the broader social context, including economic and social influences, throughout history. Major historical periods and interior architectural contents are taught.
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