International Studies - List of Approved Courses by Module for Spring 2008

Conflict and Negotiation	Issues and Institutions
Political Science 179 Legal Implications of the Drug Trade	Anthropology 134G HIV/AIDS in Global Context Economics 161C International Trade & Commercial Policy Environmental Health Science & Policy E100A International Trns Environmental Conflict International Studies 111A Economic Development 112A International Business 130 Transnational Gangs 189 International Trade 189 International Political Economy 189 Politics of International Security 189 Religion & World Politics 189 Comparative Parties/Elections 189 Economic Geography 189 Global Entrepreneurship Political Science 159 Politics of Migration 179 Legal Implications of the Drug Trade
Role of U.S. and California	Society and Culture
Anthropology 161T Asian Immigrants & Refugees in Orange County Chicano/Latino Studies 160 Perspectives on the U.S.-Mexico Border 169 Migration & Destinations International Studies 135 California & Global Economy 179 U.S. Foreign Policy toward Asia Sociology 170B U.S. War on Terrorism	Anthropology 121D Cross Cultural Studies of Gender 136A Nations and Ethnicities 135A Religion & Society 136G Colonialism & Gender Global Cultures 191 Language Policy & Globalization International Studies 189 Philosophies and World Religions Sociology 144 Political Sociology

International Studies - List of Approved Courses by Region for Spring 2008

Africa and Middle East	Americas
Anthropology 129 Global Islam 138T Africa & Afro-American Music History 131 Modern Iran through Film International Studies 164 Iraqi Reconstruction 166 Psychology of the Middle East Conflict 179 Political Islam 179 Egyptian Politics 179 Africa Ethnicity & Government 179 Iran Past & Present 179 Sudan & Darfur 179 Geography of Middle East 179 Israel & the World	African American Studies 163 Race/Color in the Americas Anthropology 138S Music of Greater Mexico 138T Africa & Afro-American Music 149 Meso-America Chicano/Latino Studies 115C Afro-Latin American Music 159 Mexican Politics 160 Perspectives on the U.S.-Mexico Border 169 U.S.-Mexico Borderlands Comparative Literature 100A Caribbean Literature History 169 Spanish American Independence 169 Latin American Religion 169 Revolution in Latin America
Asia and Pacific Ream	Europe
Anthropology 135I Modern South Asian Religions 163A Peoples of the Pacific 163I Transforming China 163K Korean Society & Culture Asian American Studies 111 Pacific Ream: China & America East Asian Languages and Literature 116 Japanese Buddhism 117 East Asian Confucianism 120 Spirituality/Modern Japanese 150 Colonial Modernity & Gender in Korea 155 Literature & Visions of Shanghai 160 Transnational Chinese Cinema History 172F Post-War Japan 175F War in Vietnam International Studies 179 International Political Economy: East Asia 179 U.S. Foreign Policy toward Asia 179 Politics of South & Southern Asia 179 Geography of Pacific Rim Political Science 151C Chinese Politics 159 Political economy of Korea Sociology 175B Chinese Society	Economics 164AW Industrial Revolution in Western Europe History 110B Europe: 900-1300 112D 18th Century Europe 118C Modern Britain: 1930-Present 124A Russian Empire: 1689-1905 International Studies 179 Post-Communist Transitions Political Science 159 Post-Communist Transitions

POLITICAL SCIENCE 154C COMPARATIVE POLITICS: FOUR NATIONS, THREE CONTINENTS
* NOTE: This course can be used to complete the fourth region course needed

INTLST 189I ADVERTISE & BRANDING
* NOTE: This course cannot be used towards the International Studies major requirements

INTLST 189J MARKETING RESEARCH
* NOTE: This course cannot be used towards the International Studies major requirements

INTLST 189L PRISON GANGS
* NOTE: This course cannot be used towards the International Studies major requirements

INTLST 189M LATINO JOURNALISM
* NOTE: This course cannot be used towards the International Studies major requirements