IR110Undergraduate
History of International Political Theory
Printed in the catalogue as HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL THEORY
Course content
The aim of this course is to acquaint students with classical political thought extending from Plato to Nietzsche through an analysis of the political thought of selected scholars along with their contributions to international relations. To contribute to a deeper understanding of political thought and its significance for International Relations, the course undertakes both textual and contextual analysis, addressing not only the texts but the social context in which they have been situated.
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- International RelationsYear 1, Spring semester
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