This course examines the major developments in the field of International Relations over the past two hundred years. Specific areas addressed will include key theoretical approaches to the study of International Relations (e.g., Realism, Liberalism, etc.), system, state and individual levels of analysis, nationalism and transnationalism, diplomacy, international law and morality, national and international security, international trade, investment and monetary relations, the north/south debate and human rights. The structures and functions of various intergovernmental (IGOs) and nongovernmental (NGOs) organizations on both a regional and global scale will also be examined.
Semester Offered
Offered upon sufficient demand