Learning outcomes
To develop an understanding of the intellectual roots of International Relations and Political Science as disciplines, to provide an overview of the main schools in the field of international studies. To contribute to the ability of the students to apply theories of International Relations and Political Science in research.
Contents
To provide knowledge about the historical perspective in the International Relations and Political Science studies - to present different 'schools' and their connections to each other and to social philosophy.
Teaching language
EnglishModes of study
Individual work based on a reading list, and a
feedback seminar or individual feedback.
Evaluation
Numeric 1-5.Recommended year of study
Autumn 2008
Study materials
For students majoring in International Relations:
-Knutson: A History of the International Relations Theory. Manchester
University Press and
-Wiener&Diez European Integration Theory. Oxford University Press,
For students majoring in Political Science:
-Eilstrup-Sangiovanni: Debates on European Integration: A
Reader. Palgrave 2006.
-Marsh, D. & Stoker, G.: Theory and Methods in Political Science. 2nd
edition, London: Palgrave 2002.
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