International Relations Theory
This seminar introduces students to key theoretical, methodological, and substantive concerns in international relations scholarship. It provides an overview of key areas of study including international conflict, international political economy, international organizations, and foreign policy. The course is designed as the core seminar for Ph.D. students enrolled in the Government and Politics graduate program who have chosen international relations as one of their areas of specialization. It will prepare students for more advanced, focused, courses. The course will be conducted in seminar format; students are expected to be prepared to discuss the readings in class each week.
Prerequisites & course information
Restriction: Must be in Government and Politics PhD program. Credit Only Granted for: GVPT708A or GVPT701 . Formerly: GVPT708A.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027