Examines classics, trends and innovations in empirical and normative theories of international relations, from Thucydides and Machiavelli to Galtung and beyond. Reading and writing intensive. Provides opportunities for students to apply theoretical perspectives to problems and issues of particular salience to them (e.g. questions raised by off-campus study). Designed for juniors and seniors.
PAGS 371: Theories of International Relations
Cross Listed
INST 371, POLS 371
Program
Attributes
Alternate Year,
Diversity International,
Social Sciences