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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (Course number GOVT 298, Fall 2012) Car Barn (CBN) Room 202 Class day & time: Tuesday & Thursday, 11am-12:15pm Instructor: James Raymond Vreeland, Professor 2.0JamesRaymondVreeland WE ARE GLOBAL GEORGETOWN! 1

Who is this guy? WEGG

What is this class about? 3

Two words*: Cooperation & Sacrifice 4

Among states Formalized through “institutions” Scary but exciting times (GFC 2008) *Change 5

Expectations?... 1.Substance: International Organizations –Focus: Intergovernmental Organizations –Others: Non-governmental Organizations, Multinational Corporations 2.Analytical tools 3.Standards of Excellence 6

What do professors do? Teaching Service Research 7

My classes International Political Economy –Economics: distribution of scarce resources –Politics: the role of the state in such distribution –International: how the flows of such resources across borders plays a role Flows: goods & service (trade), money (capital mobility), people (immigration), pollutants (the environment), violence (terrorism) International Organizations –The ways international institutions impact these flows The IMF –Specific financial flows 8

Pedagogy Substance Analytical tools Teaching to fish 9

Technology in the classroom Professor 2.0 – bring your laptops to class Syllabus: Google: Google scholar: – Wikipedia? 10

Service (Meetings, committees) Advising students Service to the profession –Conferences –Reviewing research –Giving talks… 11

Research Informs what I teach Keeps me on the cutting edge Signals to the world Georgetown faculty strength –Signal attracts great students (peers) –Signals employers the university’s caliber 12

Striving for a global impact Teaching: Research position: Presentations of research: 13

Cultural exchanges Co-authors 14

You 15

You 16

You 17

You 18

What are YOUR responsibilities in this class? Go to the syllabus!

Grading (mix of cooperation & conflict) Standards of excellence Greatness in this room! 20

Questions, please 21

Thank you WE ARE GLOBAL GEORGETOWN! 22