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Learning Places: The Afterlives of Area Studies


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A multidisciplinary field of research focuses on researching groups defined by geographic or cultural means. It considers the relationship between politics, history, culture, language, and literature to the people. It is distinguished from cultural studies due to its inclusion of emigration and diaspora in its research.

Area Studies

- African Studies
- Asian Studies
- European Studies
- North and Latin American Studies
- Pacific Studies

Fields of Study in Area Studies

- Relation to Cold War Era tactics
- Rational Choice Theory

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