
Liberalism: International Relations Theory
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Liberalism: International Relations Theory
Explore the role of liberalism as an international relations theory in this free online political science course.
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- Avg. Duration5-6 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Explain the key concepts of classical liberalism and natural rights in the context of international relations theory
- Identify some influential liberal philosophers and their contributions to the field of international relations
- Define the concept of ‘natural law’ as proposed by Hugo Grotius
- Recall the three ‘just causes of war’ according to Hugo Grotius in his work ‘On the Law of War and Peace’
- Summarize the concept of democratic peace theory and its significance in international relations
- Analyze the views of Norman Angell regarding the role of international institutions in mitigating international anarchy
- Define ‘complex interdependence’ and outline its key characteristics
- Distinguish between neorealism and neoliberalism in terms of international relations
- Discuss international regimes and the significance of these principles in affecting international relations
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