Democracy and International Relations

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This dynamic and thought-provoking course, "Democracy and International Relations," offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate interplay between democracy and the global arena. In an era of increasing interconnectedness, understanding how democratic principles and practices shape, and are influenced by, international relations is paramount.

The engaging and intellectually stimulating course, titled "Democracy and International Relations," provides a thorough examination of the complex relationship between democracy and the global stage. In a period marked by growing global connectivity, it becomes crucial to grasp the profound impact of democratic ideals and actions on international relations, as well as how international relations reciprocally shape democracy.

This engaging course, "Democracy and International Relations," delves deeply into the complex relationship between democratic ideals and the international stage. In a world where connections are ever-growing, it's essential to grasp how democratic values and actions both mold, and are molded by, international interactions.

Fareed Zakaria (1997) “The Rise of Illiberal Democracy” Foreign Affairs

Samuel Huntington (1991) The Third Wave: Democratization in the Late Twentieth Century, University of Oklahoma Press

- The graduate understands, describes and explains the key theories and concepts of democracy and international relations

-Can identify the key issues in democracy and international relations

-Is prepared to conduct and complete basic policy analysis on international relations and democracy

- Regular attendance and participation,

- Presentation of assigned topics,

- Participation in debates.

- Final exam

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