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History of international relations
- CFU 8
- Prerequisiti
A good knowledge of modern history is recommended.
- Obiettivi formativi
Aim of this course is to provide the student with a broad understanding of o the main events that have marked the history of international relations during the 20th centuries. After a general introduction to the subject, the main focus of the course will be on the issue of regionalism in international relations.
- Programma del corso
6 Credits programme: - From the crisis of the Ottoman Empire to the "new diplomacy". - WW I and the first crisis of European colonialism. - The crisis between the two Wars. - WW II and the genesis of the new world order. - Decolonisation and the post-war order. - Bandung and the birth of the Third World. - From the Cold War to the competitive cohexistence. - The crisis of the Soviet Union and the new world order.
8 Credits Programme: to the 6 credits programme the following have to be added: - Themes on Globalisation - New political actors in the international arena
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Testi (A)dottati, (C)onsigliati
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1.
(A)
A. BEST, J.M. HANHIMAKI, J.A. MAIOLO, K.E. SCHULZE
International History of the Twentieth Century and Beyond
Routledge
2008
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2.
(C)
M. CHI-KWAN
China and the world since 1945 : an international history
Routledge
2012
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3.
(C)
M. SORNARAJAH, J. WANG
China, India, and the international economic order
Cambridge university press
2010
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4.
(C)
U. ENGEL e G. RYE OLSEN (Eds)
Africa and the north: between globalization and marginalization
Routledge
2005
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5.
(C)
L. FAWCETT
International relations of the Middle East.
Oxford university press
2005
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6.
(C)
O.A. WESTAD
The global Cold War: Third World interventions and the making of our times
Cambridge university press
2007
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7.
(C)
J. L. GADDIS
Strategies of Containment: A Critical Appraisal of American National Security Policy during the Cold War
Oxford
2005
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8.
(C)
I. TAYLOR
The international relations of Sub-Saharan Africa
Continuum
2010
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9.
(C)
S. MARSH, H. MACKENSTEIN
The International Relations of the EU
Pearson/longman
2005
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10.
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L. Fawcett and A. Hurrell
Regionalism in world politics: regional organization and international order
Oxford university press
1995
- Altre informazioni / materiali aggiuntivi
Program for students taking 6 credits: - A. BEST, J.M. HANHIMAKI, J.A. MAIOLO, K.E. SCHULZE, International History of the Twentieth Century and Beyond, London, Routledge, 2008. - L. FAWCETT and A. HURRELL, Regionalism in world politics : regional organization and international order, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1995
Program for students taking 8 credits: - A. BEST, J.M. HANHIMAKI, J.A. MAIOLO, K.E. SCHULZE, International History of the Twentieth Century and Beyond, London, Routledge, 2008. L. FAWCETT and A. HURRELL, Regionalism in world politics : regional organization and international order, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1995 - One book choosen from those included in the reading list.
- Metodi didattici
- The course will be organised in a highly interactive way. Beside attending lectures students will be given reading materials to prepare before classes. Other assignments will include study groups which will have to analyse a topic choosen together with the instructor and to preare a short paper to present in fron of the class.
- Modalità di valutazione
- Evaluation will be in written form.
- Lingue, oltre all'italiano, che possono essere utilizzate per l'attività didattica
English
- Lingue, oltre all'italiano, che si intende utilizzare per la valutazione
English
MATERIALI DIDATTICI
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News
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Results of the Term Paper
26/05/2014
Arab Maghreb Union and the Libyan Crisis 2/5
Mercosur and the Venezuelan Crisis 5/5
The European Union and the Crisis in Ukraine 2/5
ASEAN and the Crisis between China and Japan 5/5
The Arab League and the Political Unrest in Egypt 4/5
SAARC Failure in Afghanistan and its Limits 5/5
ECOWAS and the Crisis in the Sahel region 5/5
SADC and the Crisis in Zimbabwe 0/5
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