Classical theories and new approaches to International Relations: realism, idealism, constructivism, critical theories, liberalism. Levels of analysis. The main conflicts of the 20th century and their influence on the development of International Relations Theory. The current international system from a critical perspective of the periphery. Understanding of theoretical frameworks to broaden and qualify performance skills in the professional field of International Relations.
teacher profile teaching materials
- The main conflicts of the 20th century and their influence on the development of International Relations Theory
- Analysis of current theoretical-practical case-studies: selected issues in international politics and their key actors (US, China, Russia, Iran, North Korea) -
Teaching methods:
Face-to-face teaching, Analysis of current theoretical-practical cases
Programme
Classical theories and new approaches to International Relations: realism, idealism, constructivism, critical theories, liberalism.- The main conflicts of the 20th century and their influence on the development of International Relations Theory
- Analysis of current theoretical-practical case-studies: selected issues in international politics and their key actors (US, China, Russia, Iran, North Korea) -
Teaching methods:
Face-to-face teaching, Analysis of current theoretical-practical cases
Core Documentation
Required readings will be provided at the beginning of the course.Type of evaluation
The oral exam is carried out through questions to verify the knowledge of all the texts of the program. The final judgment will be: the knowledge of the contents of the requested arguments; exposure mode;the ability to critically analyse themes; linguistic mastery.