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MURDOCH-S1-EXT-2021-ONGOING
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Learning outcomes
1.
Discuss and explain a wide range of issues and processes in international politics
2.
Differentiate various International Relations theories, such as realism, liberalism, constructivism, feminism, and critical theory
3.
Explain the history of International Relations and identify its landmark debates
4.
Identity and discuss major global issues, such as globalisation, modernisation, development, and global warming
5.
Communicate clearly and coherently both orally and in writing.
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Additional information
Unit content:Topic 1 Introduction – Nature of International Relations
Topic 2 Realism, war and power politics
Topic 3 Liberalism, peace and cooperation
Topic 4 Constructivism, identity and interests
Topic 5 Feminism, gender and global change
Topic 6 Understanding globalisation
Topic 7 Marxism, critical theory and the global economy
Topic 8 Modernisation and development
Topic 9 Environmentalism and climate change
Topic 10 Popular dissent and anarchism?
Topic 11 Eclecticism: Can we operate above paradigms?
Topic 12 How International Relations theories make sense of the world