Critical approaches to international relations

Critical approaches to international relations

Données clés

Faculté	Faculté des sciences de la société
Département	Département de science politique et relations internationales
Professeur(s)	Stephan Davidshofer Xavier Guillaume

Lectures

This course aims to deepen the knowledge of the contemporary international system and its evolution, using the various analytical tools offered by theories of international relations. The focus will be on understanding the diversity of international actors and the complex nature of their interactions in an international system profoundly transformed by the end of the Cold War. In particular, based on the study of regional integration processes and the consideration of the phenomena of globalization, an attempt will be made to distinguish the challenges facing the traditional model of sovereignty today from the limits of the very concept of international relations based on a dualism between the internal and the external.

Cours

Introduction to critical of international approaches

Sociology of the discipline of international relations

Norms in international relations

Globalizations: definition and situation

Globalization: circulation between imperialism and cosmopolitan strategies

Otherness in international relations

The concept of domination in international relations

Humanitarian action: between action and intervention

The concept of development in international relations

Security and international relations

Surveillance and international relations

The concept of War

War, peace and politics in Africa since the end of the Cold War

The concept of borders in international politics

The borders of Europe

What is mobility in international relations?

To conclude the course of international relations II