China's Political System and China as a Global Actor in Before and After Corona WorldLaajuus (5 op)
Tunnus: OTMEVAL0014V24
Laajuus
5 op
Osaamistavoitteet
After the completion of the course, students are able to:
- Comprehend the central and complex role of politics in China
- Understand the paradox of China; why the party is at the same time omnipotent, but in many cases impotent
- Have knowledge of Chinese politics, political system, institutions
- Understand, analyze and form an understanding of the causes and consequences of China’s rapid globalization
- Discern political motivations and consequences of China’s globalization and its impact on the Arctic regions.
Sisältö
The course consists of two overlapping sections: an introduction to the political system of China and China as a global actor with a focus on the Arctic regions. Understanding the politics and political system of China is the essential tool to understanding China’s globalization strive and its regional implications in the Artic regions. In introducing the political system of China, the course provides an overview of the political history, structure, central-regional relations, factional politics within the Communist Party and recent political development in China.
This view provides a solid basis for analyzing one of the most significant changes in the world—China’s changing role in the world. During the last decade China has become increasingly active in seeking resources, markets, talents and political influence in all corners of the world including the Arctic region. The course will provide an analytical view of the role of the Party and other institutional actors in this process. During the course, we will study the political motivation of China’s global outreach and how Beijing is consequently reshaping the global order. We will then compare these processes with increasing Chinese activities in the Arctic region and identify various actors and processes how Beijing and Chinese companies are acting in the Artic regions.
Arviointikriteerit, tyydyttävä (1)
Fail. Student doesn’t understand or grasp central cultural, institutional or polito-economic concepts or processes of the given course. In addition, in answering the essay questions the student fails to illustrate elementary China-related societal trajectories or knowledge. Understanding of China and the course topic remains incompetent.
1. Well, the student illustrates minimal understanding of the course content. However, the answers may contain misunderstandings and direct mistakes that hinders formulation of more comprehensive knowledge of the given topic. Essay answers illustrate that the student has some knowledge of certain areas, but lack a comprehensive basic knowledge of the course subject and key concepts.
2. More or less ok. The student illustrates moderate knowledge of the given subject. Essay answers illustrate that the student has grasped basic knowledge of the course content, but still contain some misinterpretations and/or mistakes. The answers can be too limited or too long, illogical and lack focus. The structure of the answers may be blurred.
Arviointikriteerit, hyvä (3)
3. Good. Answers expose that the student has internalized the course content and central concepts. Essay answers expose that the student tackles the given question in a structured manner, illustrate comprehension of the subject, and expose analytical skills. However, the answers still contain certain misinterpretations / mistakes.
4. Commendable. Answers illustrate that the student has a commendable understanding and knowledge of the given subject and key concepts. Essay answers are clear, well-structured and key concepts well defined. The interpretation of the course material is presented in coherent and discussive manner.
Arviointikriteerit, kiitettävä (5)
5. Excellent. Answers expose that the student has deep understanding and knowledge of the course subject. In essays the student is able not only to define the concepts and societal trajectories correctly, but more over the argumentation of essays are reflective and reasoning logical. Essay answers are structured in coherent and logical fashion.
Oppimateriaalit
The study material of the course consists of journal articles and book chapters. Course material is provided in Moodle.
Lisätiedot
Lecturer: Matti Puranen (Ph.D), University of Jyväskylä
Ilmoittautumisaika
04.12.2024 - 21.03.2025
Ajoitus
21.03.2025 - 07.04.2025
Laajuus
5 op
Toteutustapa
Lähiopetus
Yksikkö
Oikeustieteiden tiedekunta
Opetuskielet
- Englanti
Paikat
1 - 500
Opettaja
- Matti Nojonen
Vastuuhenkilö
Matti Nojonen
Opiskelijaryhmät
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YTKENGSOC/YTK - Courses offered in English
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OTKLAWOTK/LAW - Courses in English
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CHINAperusChina perusopinnot
Tavoitteet
After the completion of the course, students are able to:
- Comprehend the central and complex role of politics in China
- Understand the paradox of China; why the party is at the same time omnipotent, but in many cases impotent
- Have knowledge of Chinese politics, political system, institutions
- Understand, analyze and form an understanding of the causes and consequences of China’s rapid globalization
- Discern political motivations and consequences of China’s globalization and its impact on the Arctic regions.
Sisältö
The course consists of two overlapping sections: an introduction to the political system of China and China as a global actor with a focus on the Arctic regions. Understanding the politics and political system of China is the essential tool to understanding China’s globalization strive and its regional implications in the Artic regions. In introducing the political system of China, the course provides an overview of the political history, structure, central-regional relations, factional politics within the Communist Party and recent political development in China.
This view provides a solid basis for analyzing one of the most significant changes in the world—China’s changing role in the world. During the last decade China has become increasingly active in seeking resources, markets, talents and political influence in all corners of the world including the Arctic region. The course will provide an analytical view of the role of the Party and other institutional actors in this process. During the course, we will study the political motivation of China’s global outreach and how Beijing is consequently reshaping the global order. We will then compare these processes with increasing Chinese activities in the Arctic region and identify various actors and processes how Beijing and Chinese companies are acting in the Artic regions.
Aika ja paikka
4.11 - 9.12 Lapin Yliopisto, D156 Auditorio
Oppimateriaalit
The study material of the course consists of journal articles, book chapters and documentaries Course material is provided in Moodle.
Opetusmenetelmät
Opetus tapahtuu lähiopetuksena.
Tenttien ajankohdat ja uusintamahdollisuudet
Exam dates (incl second exam) will be decided together with students during the first lecture.
Lisätietoja opiskelijoille
Lapin ammattikorkeakoulun läsnäoleva tutkinto-opiskelija voi ilmoittautua maksutta Lapin yliopiston tarjoamiin LUC-opintoihin, mikäli opinnot voi liittää omaan tutkintoon. Ilmoittautuminen tapahtuu Lapin yliopiston Hakijan työpöydällä: https://hakeutuminen-lay.peppi4.lapit.csc.fi/web/hakijan-tyopoyta/. Valitse vasemmasta valikosta ensin ”Opintotarjonta” ja sen jälkeen sen alta ”LUC opinnot YO”, jolloin näet koko tarjonnan. Valitse kyseinen opintojakso ja ilmoittaudu.
Arviointiasteikko
H-5
Arviointikriteerit, tyydyttävä (1)
Fail. Student doesn’t understand or grasp central cultural, institutional or polito-economic concepts or processes of the given course. In addition, in answering the essay questions the student fails to illustrate elementary China-related societal trajectories or knowledge. Understanding of China and the course topic remains incompetent.
1. Well, the student illustrates minimal understanding of the course content. However, the answers may contain misunderstandings and direct mistakes that hinders formulation of more comprehensive knowledge of the given topic. Essay answers illustrate that the student has some knowledge of certain areas, but lack a comprehensive basic knowledge of the course subject and key concepts.
2. More or less ok. The student illustrates moderate knowledge of the given subject. Essay answers illustrate that the student has grasped basic knowledge of the course content, but still contain some misinterpretations and/or mistakes. The answers can be too limited or too long, illogical and lack focus. The structure of the answers may be blurred.
Arviointikriteerit, hyvä (3)
3. Good. Answers expose that the student has internalized the course content and central concepts. Essay answers expose that the student tackles the given question in a structured manner, illustrate comprehension of the subject, and expose analytical skills. However, the answers still contain certain misinterpretations / mistakes.
4. Commendable. Answers illustrate that the student has a commendable understanding and knowledge of the given subject and key concepts. Essay answers are clear, well-structured and key concepts well defined. The interpretation of the course material is presented in coherent and discussive manner.
Arviointikriteerit, kiitettävä (5)
5. Excellent. Answers expose that the student has deep understanding and knowledge of the course subject. In essays the student is able not only to define the concepts and societal trajectories correctly, but more over the argumentation of essays are reflective and reasoning logical. Essay answers are structured in coherent and logical fashion.
Lisätiedot
Lecturer: Matti Puranen (Ph.D), University of Jyväskylä