IR519Graduate
Foreign Policy and Human Rights
Printed in the catalogue as FOREIGN POLICY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Course content
This course offers a theoretical and empirical study of the tension inherent between international human rights and foreign policy. The theoretical component addresses globalization, sovereignty, intervention-non-intervention, boundaries of morality and the relativity and universality of human rights. The course also addresses the possibility of merging human rights concerns and foreign-policy making and human rights as a factor in the foreign policies of European states, the US and Turkey.
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