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Spring 2018, Bloomington

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	EALC-E 386  UNITED STATES-EAST ASIAN RELTN (3 CR)
              32458          04:00P-05:15P   MW     BH 244    Chae R                   40   29    0
                 The above section does NOT carry IW credits for spring 2018
                 Above class open to undergraduates only
                 Above class meets with EALC-E 505
                 COLL (CASE) S&H Breadth of Inquiry credit
                 South Korea is considered one of the closest allies and
                 greatest friends of the US in Asia today, whereas North Korea
                 is arguably one of Washington's biggest headaches. This
                 course examines the development of US-Korea relations from
                 the first encounters in the late 19th century to the
                 contemporary period. Students will learn to apply different
                 prisms of diplomatic history to the analysis of
                 transformations in political, economic, and cultural
                 relations between the US and North and South Korea and to
                 locate those changes within the regional dynamics of East
                 Asia