GTS3 World society: National policies, global governance and transnational sociology (lectures), 5 ECTS - School of Social Sciences and Humanities

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GTS3 World society: National policies, global governance and transnational sociology (lectures) 5 ECTS

Periods

Language of instruction

English

Type or level of studies

Advanced studies

Course unit descriptions in the curriculum

GTS3 World society: National policies, global governance and transnational sociology
Participation in course work

MDP in Global and Transnational Sociology
School of Social Sciences and Humanities

Learning outcomes

After completing the course students are expected to be able to
• identify the role of the world culture in world society
• understand how world society is managed increasingly by epistemic governance
• recognize the role of local actors in the processes in which global policy ideas spread and in which national policies become synchronized with each other

Enrolment for University Studies

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Teachers

Pertti Alasuutari, Teacher responsible

pertti.alasuutari[ät]tuni.fi

Teaching

8-Sep-2015 – 24-Nov-2015

Lectures 20 hours

Tue 8-Sep-2015 - 10-Nov-2015 weekly at 14.00-16.00, Pinni A1081

Seminar 20 hours

Fri 11-Sep-2015 - 13-Nov-2015 weekly at 10.00-12.00, Pinni B3032

Further information

It is possible to participate only to the lecture part of the course: lectures + essay 5 ECTS.

Students of the MDP in Global and Trasnational Studies must complete lectures + seminar 10 ECTS.

Seminar: Max. 20 students. Students will be accepted to the seminar in the following order:

1. degree students of the MDP Global and Transnational Studies

2. degree students of the other Global Society programmes (MDP in in Peace, Mediation and Conflict Research, MDP in Quantitative Social Research, MDP in Comparative Social Policy and Welfare)

3. other degree students of UTA

4. exchange students