IR326Undergraduate
International Organization
Printed in the catalogue as INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Course content
This course examines the evolution of international organizations in relation to the developments in the international system, undertaking a comparative study between the various pacts and systems prior to the foundation of the League of Nations, the League of Nations and the United Nations system. The course addresses the relevant international organizations of the post-World War II period and the post-Cold War international system.
Where it sits in a curriculum
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- International RelationsYear 3, Spring semester
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