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地域文化研究特殊研究IV

Decolonizing International Relations
This course is aimed to reveal the colonial underpinning of international relations, especially those theoretical lenses that reproduce the colonial dominance of the former colonizing forces over their colonized populations. The course critically examines selected theories, methods, and practices of international relations usually presented in a scientific, objective, and universal language.
Students are expected to enhance awareness of the colonially of contemporary international relations, develop the intellectual faculty to identify traces of colonialism, and provide plausible alternative lens for their audience to appreciate the limit of any claim of universal knowledge.
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時間割/共通科目コード
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学期
時限
31D220-1364S
GAS-AS6H06S3
地域文化研究特殊研究IV
石 之瑜
S1 S2
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英語
単位
2
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授業計画
Day One 1.1 — Racism Nivi Manchanda (2021), “The Banalization of Race in International Security Studies: From Absolution to Abolition,” Security Dialogue 52(S): 49-59. Pallister-Wilkins, P. (2021), “Saving the souls of white folk: Humanitarianism as white supremacy,” Security Dialogue, 52(1_suppl), 98–106. L. H. M. Ling (2017), “The Missing Other: A Review of Linklater’s Violence and Civilization in the Western States-System,” Review of International Studies 43(4): 621-636 1.2 — Group discussion: Is there a racial component of American/Australian/Chinese/Indian/Japanese international relations? How is or is not so? 1.3 — Group reports and discussions Day Two 2.1 — Feminism Chih-yu Shih (2022), Eros of International Relations: Self-feminizing and the Claim of Postcolonial Chineseness (Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press) 2.2 — Watching the movie Red Moon 2.3 — Discussions Day Three 3.1 — Postcolonialism Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni, (2020) “Geopolitics of Power and Knowledge in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Decolonial Reflections on a Global Crisis,” Journal of Developing Societies 36(4): 366-389; Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni, (2020) Decolonization, development and knowledge in Africa: Turning over a new leaf London: Routledge. 3.2 — Group discussions: How are the British/Spanish/Japanese/French/Deutsch/Portuguese/American colonial legacies manifest in Asian IR? 3.3 — Group reports and discussions Day Four 4.1 — Pluriversalism Tamara Trownsell, Navinita Behera, and Giorgio Shani (2022), Introduction to the Special Issue: Pluriversal relationality. Review of International Studies, 48(5), 787-800. Kimberly Hutchings, K. (2019), “Decolonizing Global Ethics: Thinking with the Pluriverse,” Ethics & International Affairs, 33(2), 115-125. 4.2 — Watching on YouTube the records of Singkawang’s Tatung, Lantern, and ThaiPakKung parades www.youtube.com/***** (from 1’45”) www.youtube.com/***** www.youtube.com/***** 4.3 — Discussions
授業の方法
Class lectures Group projects Media illustrations Oral presentations Class discussion
成績評価方法
Class discussion 10x4=40 Group report 20x2=40 A short reflexive essay on the course (maximum 3000 words) 1x20=20
教科書
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参考書
Ersel Aydinli & Gonca Biltekin, Widening the World of International Relations Edward Said: Orientalism Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Epistemic Freedom in Africa Chih-yu Shih: Post-Chineseness Kosuke Shimizu: The Kyoto School and International Relations Mariko Tanigaki et al.: Colonial Legacies and Studies of China and Chineseness
履修上の注意
Students should come to class only after reviewing the required readings. The grades for group projects are group grades.
その他
本授業は6月3日(土) 10日(土)、17日(土)、18日(日)の2限から4限に対面で実施