Credits: 15 Semester: 2
Module Convenor: Dr James Eastwood Overlap: None Prerequisite: None
Description: This module provides students with an introduction to the historical background against which contemporary international political developments unfold. It examines how connections have been forged between different societies, economies, cultures, and political practices over time and how this has made it possible to think of our history as global. A particular emphasis is placed on the importance of colonialism for understanding patterns of globalisation. The module is organised around a series of key tipping or turning points in global history.
Assessment: Item 1: 100% Essay (1500 words) Level: 4