MIR502

Course Description

course will cover the main explanatory paradigms and theories in international relations. The aims of this course are to provide International Relations Master students a thorough background in the discipline of International Relations; to establish student’s intellectual control over key theoretical concepts and arguments, while strengthening individual critical and analytical abilities; and to use theories of International Relations to deeply understand issues, developments and realities of International Relations. The course will focus on Classical realism, Neo- realism, and Neo-Classical Realism; Liberalism and Neo-liberalism, Critical Theory, Feminism, Constructivism, Theories of Conflict, International Society Approach, Theories of Integration, the theoretical relationship between international relations and international law, Globalization and theories of change.

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