Introduction to International Relations
A Global Perspective
This introductory course explores the dynamic world of international relations, examining key theories, concepts, and actors that shape global politics. Students will gain a foundational understanding of the historical context, major challenges, and emerging trends in international affairs. Topics include the evolution of the international system, power dynamics, diplomacy, international organizations, conflict resolution, and global governance. The course will also analyze real-world case studies to illustrate the complexities and intricacies of international relations.
Chapters & Reading Units (8)
Click any chapter to start readingInternational Relations and Debates: Idealism/Realism & Science/ Classical Methods, Inter-Paradigm Debate
Idealism/Realism & Science/Classical Methods, Inter-Paradigm Debate
Theories of IR
Realpolitik/Realism/Neo-Realism, Liberalism/Neo-Liberalism, Marxism/Neo-Marxism, and Feminism
State and Sovereignty
Self-Instructional Material
War and Peace
A Detailed Exploration
Human Rights
Self-Instructional Material
Global Governance and Climate Change Negotiations
Self-Instructional Material
Non-Western Perspectives in International Relations Theory
A Detailed Exploration
Indian Contributions to International Relations
Indian Contributions to International Relations