University
of Washington
TGEOG
349
GEOGRAPHY
OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
(Professor
Harrington)
This course presents theory, policy, and
practice of international trade and
international business. We will
emphasize the economic and geographic bases for
and effects of international trade and
investment, and emphasize Canada, China, Mexico,
and the US, and their trade relationships.
In Spring 2012, we will undertake two tests, two
short papers, and a variety of exercises in and
oustide of class meetings. There are
no particular prerequisites; students
interested n geography, international studies,
business, political science, and public affairs
should find this course especially useful.
(See a fuller statement of the course's learning
objectives and desired outcomes).
Syllabus,
Spring 2012
Syllabus,
Autumn
2010
Syllabus,
Autumn
2009
Syllabus,
Autumn
2008
Syllabus,
Autumn 2007
Syllabus, Autumn
2006
Syllabus,
Autumn
2004
Useful
links and Additional
information sources
Past
exams and review
sheets
copyright James W.
Harrington, Jr.
revised 20 February 2012
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