Course Details

International relations course will enhance your career prospects. Our course is designed with all the relevant areas of the subject. some of the topics of the syllabous are:

Introduction

What is International Relations & Why do we study it?

Defining Events in International Relations 

States and Nations-; Gottlieb, “Nations Without States”(Blackboard)

Non-state Actors- Clarke- Non-governmental Organizations and Politicsin the Developing World (Blackboard).

Theories &

 Levels of Analysis in the Study of IR- Singer- “The Level of Analysis Problem in International Relations” (Blackboard)

No Class- Labor Day

Foreign Policy Decision Making- Allison, “Conceptual Models and theCuban Missile Crisis” (Blackboard)

Realism (35-39); Morgenthau’s Principles of Political Realism(Blackboard)

Neo-Realism 

Constructivism- (87-90); Finnemore & Sikkink,

“Taking Stock: TheConstructivist Research Program in International Relations and Com