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All lessons in this course
01
What is IR? State, sovereignty, anarchy
02
Realism (classical, neorealism, offensive/defensive)
03
Liberalism & neoliberal institutionalism
04
Constructivism & critical theories
05
Balance of power & the security dilemma
06
Power: hard, soft, smart, sharp
07
National interest & foreign-policy decision-making
08
Polarity: uni/bi/multipolar orders
09
Deterrence, coercion & escalation
10
Non-state actors (MNCs, NGOs, terror networks)
11
Diplomacy: types, tracks, statecraft
12
The post-1945 to post-1991 to contemporary order
13
Offensive vs defensive realism & the security dilemma in depth
14
Hegemonic stability & power transition theory
15
The English School & international society
16
Marxism, dependency & world-systems theory
17
Feminist & postcolonial IR
18
Foreign-policy analysis: levels of analysis & bureaucratic politics
