International Diplomacy: Institutions and Practices

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course considers the historical evolution of international diplomacy. Among the themes reviewed are the emergence of national states, sovereignty norms, human rights and norms governing military intervention, the growth of international law and institutions, and the prospects for global governance. The course features extensive student participation, an emphasis on writing, and a negotiation simulation. PREREQUISITES: 2000 or 3000-level course in International Relations or permission of the Instructor FORMATS: Seminar