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FRLA8216A-F17

THINKING SECURITY-21st CENTURY

In this course we seek to explore the concept of security, and to identify and discuss the myriad threats posed to it. Broadly speaking, this will involve exploring issues related to: food (in)security and conflict, public health (specifically, population mobility and disease prevention), terrorism, and environmental sustainability. Just as important will be the development of French language skills allowing students to discuss these issues, as well as to develop their proficiency more generally. Through in-class discussions, task-based projects, and opportunities to present (orally, in text, or “live essay” format), students will make progress in their ability to talk about contemporary challenges raised by the concept of security, while improving their French more generally.
Course Reference Number (CRN):
91109
Subject Code:
FRLA
Course Number:
8216
Section Identifier:
A

Course

FRLA 8216

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Fall 2017 - MIIS

FRLA8216A-F17 Lecture (Eagle, Foster)