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PI483: Seminar: Non-Western International Relations Theories

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International RelationsElective: approaches and issues

Course facts

Credits
3 (3-0-6)
Usually taken in
Year 3 to 4
Prerequisite
No prerequisites
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Course description

Although International Relations scholarship is predominately produced in the west, the rapid rise of these countries on the international stage begs the question whether existing International Relations theories are well-suited to capture these developments. This course is divided into two parts. It first seeks to examine the emerging states on the international stage. It then explores the current state of International Relations scholarship and the theoretical debates in general as well as the developments in non-western academic contexts in order to discuss and analyse the gap between practice and the theory.

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