Type of Credit: Partially Required
Credit(s)
Number of Students
能力項目說明
教學週次Course Week | 彈性補充教學週次Flexible Supplemental Instruction Week | 彈性補充教學類別Flexible Supplemental Instruction Type |
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Speaking and Writing in SEA Contexts (II) |
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Week |
Topic |
Content and Reading Assignment |
Presenter |
1 |
Course Introduction Taiwan’s Southbound Policy |
Course Arrangement and Requirements Introduction: Goal, Practice, Fruit, Opportunity, Challenge |
Lecture |
2 |
Reading Discussion |
Taiwan’s engagement with Southeast Asia is making progress under the New Southbound Policy Taiwan’s Failure under the New Southbound Policy regarding Chinese Influence in Thailand Going it alone – what the New Southbound Policy means for Taiwanese independence |
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3 |
Malaysia |
Introduction: History, Geography, Culture, Politics, Economics Theme Presentation: Belt and Road in Malaysia, Chinese Malaysia – economics, politics, and education |
3-1 3-2
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4 |
Flexible Supplemental Instruction |
Material review/ Presentation Preparation |
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5 |
Flexible Supplemental Instruction |
Material review/ Presentation Preparation |
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6 |
Reading Discussion |
Malaysia’s ‘Malay First’ Malaise Malaysia’s Cancelled Belt and Road Initiative Projects and the Implications for China Malaysia leader alarmed by Myanmar's refugee crisis |
6-1 6-2 |
7 |
Intercollegiate Activities |
Off |
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8 |
Singapore |
Introduction: History, Geography, Culture, Politics, Economics Theme Presentation: Elite Education, Public Housing Policy |
8-1 8-2 |
9 |
Midterm |
Autonomous Learning: Completion of Designated Assignments |
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10 |
Reading Discussion |
Why Singapore turns to foreign talent Why Singapore Has Chosen to Impose Sanctions on Russia Is food in Singapore affordable? Is Singapore’s hub status at risk? |
10-1 10-2 |
11 |
Myanmar |
Introduction: History, Geography, Culture, Politics, Economics Theme Presentation: Rohingya Refugees – Oppression or inevitability |
11-1 11-2 |
12 |
Reading Discussion |
MYANMAR'S INTEGRATION WITH THE WORLD: CHALLENGES AND POLICY OPTIONS / EDITED BY PRABIR DE, AJITAVA RAYCHAUDHURI. 2017. CH2. Myanmar’s Political Transition. Sanjay Pulipaka. (1) pp.14-18 [ 2. The Civil–Military Contest ] (2) pp.18-21 [ 3. Ethnic and Sectarian Violence ] (3) pp.21-28 [ 4. Regime Change and Geopolitics] |
12-1 12-2 |
13 |
Indonesia |
Introduction: History, Geography, Culture, Politics, Economics Theme Presentation: Ethnic Diversity and Antagonism, Conflict with west Papua |
13-2 13-3
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14 |
NCCU Anniversary |
Off |
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15 |
Reading Discussion |
Transforming refugee policies in Indonesia How Indonesia’s pribumi elite view the ethnic Chinese today Indonesia And China Growing Closer? |
15-1 15-2 |
16 |
Brunei |
Introduction: History, Geography, Culture, Politics, Economics Theme Presentation: Human Right Watch |
16-1 16-2 |
17 |
Reading Discussion |
Brunei leans on China to boost its economy Brunei’s balancing act What International Criticism of Brunei’s Harsh New Penal Code Overlooks |
17-1 17-2 |
18 |
Final Test: 2 hours |
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Evaluation Criteria - 105% [Writing: 3+1+1 / Speaking: 1] |
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Participation 15% |
(+) Elaborating personal perspective in class. |
Assignment 30% |
Submit THREE summaries and analyses (10%*3) from the designated readings (presentation material excluded), 300-500 words each. |
Presentation 35% |
Select ONE weekly topic: [Present] Oral/Q&A/Discussion 20% (40 min) [Report] 1500-2000 words with reference 15% |
Review Test 20% |
A review test by the end of the course (20%). Answer 2 essay questions from the 5 provided a week before. |
Bonus 5% |
5% bonus for the attendance of encouraged SEA related academic activities (workshop, seminar, lecture…) |
參考書目
[SEA Overview]
[ASEAN]
[Singapore]
[Vietnam]
[Cambodia]
書名 Book Title | 作者 Author | 出版年 Publish Year | 出版者 Publisher | ISBN | 館藏來源* | 備註 Note |
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