Examines international relations and foreign policy. This course of study includes units on theories in world politics, history of foreign relations, international systems, actors within international systems, warfare versus international cooperation, and economic relations. This course is designed for full-time students who are Political Science majors, or are filling General Education requirements.
Prerequisites
Reading proficiency as established by District Policy.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Analyze approaches to world politics. An
- alyze theories of world politics.
- Discuss the history of world politics.
- Analyze foreign policy.
- Compare and contrast nationalism versus globalism.
- Compare and contrast states versus international organizations.
- Compare and contrast national power versus international justice.
- Compare and contrast warfare versus international security.
- Compare and contrast economic nationalism versus global economic cooperation.