G: Graduate, U: Undergraduate, J: Japanese, E: English

 

International Organizations (U, E), Hitotsubashi Univ., Spring 2016, Fall 2017

Introduction to International Relations (U, J), Hitotsubashi Univ., Spring 2016, Spring 2017

GLP (Global Leaders Program) Core Seminar (U, E), Hitotsubashi Univ., Spring 2017 

Syllabus (updated, April 2017)

New Approaches to International Relations and International Law (G, E), Hitotsubashi Univ., Fall 2017

International Institutions (G, J), Hitotsubashi Univ., Fall 2016 

Syllabus (updated, Oct. 2016)

 

International Relations A (U, J), Hosei Univ. Spring&Fall 2017

Politics A (U, J), Hosei Univ. Spring&Fall 2017

Directed Reading (U, J), Dokkyo Univ. Spring&Fall 2017

 

International Organizations (POLI375, U), Rice Univ.,  Fall 2014, Fall 2015

Poli 375 provides students an increased understanding of the role of international organizations (IOs) (or international institutions) in world politics, including their creation, dynamics, and influence on states’ behaviors. This course is composed of three sections. The first section will focus on the evolution and development of IOs in the historical context. The second section will explore why and how states create and use IOs and how IOs may influence state behaviors by surveying and examining theoretical arguments. The third section will investigate the role of IOs in particular issue areas and current issues facing IOs.

POLI 375 Syllabus (updated, August 2015)

 

Introduction to International Relations (POLI211, U), Rice Univ.,  Spring 2012, Fall 2013  Teaching Assistant to Prof. Brett Ashley Leeds

As a teaching assistant, I have led independent discussion sections for Introduction to International Relations.