International Relations

(3-8 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

This course provides a broad overview of the academic field of International Relations. It introduces students to the most important analytical tools, concepts and theoretical approaches to the subject, and to the principal developments in the international system from 1990 until the present day. It is intended to tie in with work for the three optional papers in international relations: International Relations in the Era of the Two World Wars [Paper 212], International Relations in the Era of the Cold War [Paper 213], and the special subject in Politics on International Security and Conflict [Paper 297].