Understanding International Relations

Explore the intricate web of global interactions with our comprehensive course, "Understanding International Relations." Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious beginner, this course offers a deep dive into the complexities that shape our world today. Here’s what you’ll discover:

Key Features:

• CPD Certified
• Free Certificate from Reed
• CIQ Approved
• Developed by Specialist
• Lifetime Access

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• Understanding International Relations 1:52:44

  • 1: Module 01: Historical Context 11:59
  • 2: Module 02: Theories in International Relations I Realism and Liberalism 16:45
  • 3: Module 03: Theories in International Relations II: Marxist and Constructivist 15:06
  • 4: Module 04: Actors in International Relations 08:09
  • 5: Module 05: Understanding International Relations 09:03
  • 6: Module 06: War 13:28
  • 7: Module 07: International Organisations 10:18
  • 8: Module 08: International Political Economy 12:29
  • 9: Module 09: Recent Issues in International Relations 14:27
  • 10: CPD Certificate - Free 01:00

In this course on Understanding International Relations, learners explore various aspects that shape global politics and interactions among countries. They delve into historical contexts to understand how past events influence present-day international affairs. The course introduces different theories like Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, and Constructivism, offering insights into how these perspectives explain the behaviors of nations and international systems. Students examine the key actors involved in international relations, including states, international organizations, and non-state actors, and analyze their roles and impacts.

They gain an understanding of the complexities of war and its implications on global stability and security. The course also covers international organizations, exploring their functions and contributions to global governance. Additionally, learners study international political economy, focusing on how economic factors shape diplomatic relations and global policies. Recent issues in international relations are also discussed, providing insights into contemporary global challenges and their significance on a global scale.

Course Curriculum

• Module 01: Historical Context
• Module 02: Theories in International Relations I Realism and Liberalism
• Module 03: Theories in International Relations II The Marxist, The Constructivist and The
• Module 04: Actors in International Relations
• Module 05: Understanding International Relations
• Module 06: War
• Module 07: International Organisations
• Module 08: International Political Economy
• Module 09: Recent Issues in International Relations

Learning Outcomes:

• Analyse historical events shaping global politics in historical context.
• Compare and contrast realism and liberalism theories in international relations.
• Evaluate Marxist and Constructivist perspectives in global political analysis.
• Identify key actors influencing international relations dynamics.
• Explain theories and concepts underlying international political economy.
• Assess recent issues impacting contemporary international relations.

• Students interested in global politics and diplomatic relations.
• Individuals pursuing careers in international organisations or diplomacy.
• Scholars aiming to understand global conflicts and peace-building efforts.
• Professionals in governmental or non-governmental international relations roles.
• Anyone curious about the economic dimensions of global diplomacy.

• Diplomatic Officer
• International Relations Researcher
• Policy Analyst
• Foreign Affairs Consultant
• International Development Officer
• Trade Policy Specialist

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