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    This 3 credit hour course introduces students to the history and core concepts of international relations. Over the 16 weeks, it will cover topics like the realist, liberal, and behavioral approaches to studying international relations; nationalism; the origins of World Wars I and II; national interests and balance of power; diplomacy; and theories from Huntington and Fukuyama. Students will complete assignments, a midterm exam, and final exam to assess their understanding of the dynamics and fundamental concepts of international relations.

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    This 3 credit hour course introduces students to the history and core concepts of international relations. Over the 16 weeks, it will cover topics like the realist, liberal, and behavioral approaches to studying international relations; nationalism; the origins of World Wars I and II; national interests and balance of power; diplomacy; and theories from Huntington and Fukuyama. Students will complete assignments, a midterm exam, and final exam to assess their understanding of the dynamics and fundamental concepts of international relations.

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    Semester-1 Introduction to International Relations 03 Cr. Hrs.

    COURSE DESCRIPTION
    The course is designed to acquaint students with the early
    history and core concepts of international relations. The
    developments in the discipline of international relations are
    essentially intertwined with the world events at a particular
    phase.
    OBJECTIVES
    Objectives:
    The course is designed to focus on the dynamics of
    International Relations, national interests, power factor
    and state behavior as a guide to understand the nature of
    real politick. The course will enable the students to
    analyze the basic approaches and fundamental concepts of
    International Relations.
    Course Outline:

    1. (Week 1)
    Introduction, Nature and Scope of International Relations
    2. (Week 2-4)
    Approaches to the Study of International Relations:
    a) Realism, neo realism
    b) Idealism (Liberalism)
    c) Behaviouralism
    3. (Week 5)
    Concept of Nationalism
    4. (Week 6-8)
    Origion and causes of World Wars I & II

     Presentation, Assignment and Mid Term

    5. (Week 9&10)
    International Relations between the two World Wars I & II
    6) (Week 11)
    Balance of Power.
    7). (Week 12-13)
    National Interests in International Relations
    8. (Week 14)
    Concept of Diplomacy
    9. (Week 15-16)
    Huntington theory of Clash of civilization
    Fukuyama theory of End of History

     Presentation, Assignment and Final Exam

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