The International Political System
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Overall Description of the Course
This course explores the evolution, organization, and dynamics of the modern international political system, beginning with the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648. It delves into the processes, structures, and relationships between states in the international community. The course examines how international organizations, law, trade, and diplomacy shape global interdependence and explores the challenges and opportunities of globalization in contemporary international relations.
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This module examines the introductory aspect of the course. Being an eye-opener to the students on learning about the formation, nature, and trend of the international political system, the course will familiarize the students with ample information on the subject matter.
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This topic explains the evolutionary stages of modern state system from an historical perspective to the present nature of statehood.
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This topic delves into the area of external needs and goals of states. These needs are goals help push the self-interest of states they intend to achieve in the international arena.
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Students are going to learn what mechanisms are used to hold the international arena or system together from falling into a full-blown chaos
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