Thailand

This course discusses international relations of Thailand in different eras by examining factors and processes in policy making, policy planning and foreign policy implementation,

This course provides an overview of multilateralism and international organizations after World War II, examining collaboration between countries in areas such as peace and security, human rights, and monetary policy and economics. Students are introduced to the concept of world order and global governance through multilateralism and will examine the history, structures, and functions of international organizations including the role of major powers and other countries in the international arena.

This course navigates the contemporary business landscape of Thailand by examining entrepreneurship in relation to the country's business culture of management and leadership, legal infrastructure, taxation, human capital, and domestic and established foreign markets. Students will develop skills in critical thinking, data analysis, presentation skills, and rhetoric using a wide variety of media and will engage with current business trends and standards by designing and executing their own research projects,

This course explores Thailand's roles in the international arena from 1945 to the present. The emphasis is on Thailand's foreign policy and relations with major powers such as the United States, Japan, China, and neighboring Southeast Asian countries. Topics include the background of Thai foreign affairs, Thai foreign policy towards major powers, and Thai foreign policy towards neighboring countries in South East Asia. 

This course explores anthropology in Thailand. 

This course examines forces that shaped the modern world and the development of a modern global society, from the sixteenth century to the present. It explores the major critical junctures that placed human society on a path towards modernity. It examines
the linkages between society, economics, politics, administration, culture, and science and technology as the foundation for globalization. 

This course examines theoretical debates, as well as case studies, which allow one to explore global governance from empirical and policy-oriented perspectives. It seeks to address various topics concerning global governance, ranging from its underlying logic to its structural possibility and from its potential benefits to its unintended consequences.

This course studies gender categories and roles in Thai society. It provides an overview of the different theories relevant to the understanding of gender and sexuality; examines the social structure and ideas related to gender and sexuality in Thailand’s history and contemporary society; and analyzes the progress of feminism and LGBT’s rights in Thailand.