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POLKVS32
Advanced European Integration Studies
Participation in course work
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RES002
Russian and European Studies in International Relations
Participation in course work
International Relations
School of Management
Learning outcomes
Upon completion of the course students are able to
• identify main concepts in International Relations
• pose analytical questions in a way characteristic to IR
• apply IR concepts and politological imagination in analyzing and interpreting events in Russian and European affairs
General description
This course brings key concepts in International Relations into a dialogue with events and dynamics in Russian and European relations. We will familiarize ourselves with concepts such as integration, empire, foreign policy, globalization, hegemony, human rights, levels of analysis, nationalism, peace and war, power, sovereignty, territoriality, and borders.
Enrolment for University Studies
The course is compulsory for RES Master's Programme students. Other students should sign-up by 3.9. (anni.kangas@uta.fi).
Enrolment for Open University Studies
OPEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Study option 1: participating to contact teaching
Enrolment starts on 13th of August 2015
Study option 2: essay
Enrolment starts 13th of August 2015
Admission requirements: a completed university-level Bachelor's degree or equivalent in the field of specialization, or in a related field
Teachers
Teaching
Study materials
Diez-Bode-Fernandes da Costa, Key Concepts in International Relations. Sage 2011. Academic journal articles available on the Moodle site of the course