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Theories of International Relations : Home

This Course Guide helps you identify some of the resources available at Mohammed VI Library. For more information please get in touch with Your Librarian whose contact information is listed below right.

Vocabulary list

Please use the vocabulary list below to search the library catalog, through the keyword function, to identify materials relevant to this course.

- International Relations

-Balance of power

-International law

-International Organizations

-Diplomacy and Globalization

-International Justice

-Realism  

-Liberalism

-Globalism

-Constructivism

-Identity

-Political Culture

-Strategic Culture

 

Introduction

"The course is a survey of the main theories and models of international relations.  After considering some concepts such as order, power, sovereignty and international justice, the course examines central themes in International Relations such as the balance of power, international law and organizations, diplomacy and globalization.  The theoretical background is then applied to specific issues such as interventionism, human rights, terrorism, or peace and war."

 

Library of Congress Classes and Subclasses

Please use the call number below to search the library catalog, through the Call Number function, to browse the library collection listing materials relevant to this course.

CLASS J  Political Science

Subclass JZ

JZ5-6530 International relations

Subclass JQ

JQ21-6651 Political institutions and public administration

Subject Guide