INST-2600 : Introduction to International Politics
International Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
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About this Course
Analysis of the international system, including balance of power theory, theories of international cooperation, and of global peace and justice. Major themes include war, nationalism, the global economy, the European Community, interventionism, and the new world order. Cross-listed with PLSC 2600.