This course explores the economic dimensions of textile product manufacturing and global sourcing, with a specific focus on the fashion industry within the United States. It is structured to develop students’ writing skills extensively. Given the globalization of the apparel sector, understanding how historical events, economic policies, and political dynamics shape and evolve the industry is crucial. By integrating academic rigor, synthesizing knowledge, and fostering critical thinking, this course aims to provide senior students with a comprehensive understanding. It examines the interplay of economic, political, and historical factors impacting global textile and apparel production, with an emphasis on the United States. Discussions encompass various retailing models across industrialized and developing nations worldwide. The learning experience is enriched through assigned readings, intensive writing tasks, and engaging class discussions.
BUF 4300 Global Sourcing OL Spring 2024 Syllabus
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