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This course will examine how science and technology (S&T) affect the political and economic relations among nations in such matters as national security, relative economic strength, autonomy, environmental protection, cultural identity, global health, and international cooperation in research and development. These effects will be discussed conceptually and illustrated with examples from the current international scene. The course will also consider various approaches to S&T policy and to negotiating international agreements in areas affected by S&T considerations.