Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Summer School Courses
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Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR102: Comparative Political Economy: Capitalism, Democracy, and Inequality
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR104: Environment and Society: Science, Policy and Action
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR105: Understanding Foreign Policy: the Diplomacy of War, Profit and Justice
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR110: Foundations of Psychological Science
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR112: Gender, Culture and Policy
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR114: Power, Inequality and Identity: Understanding Contemporary Societies
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR115: Culture and Globalisation
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR116: Food, Culture and Identity
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR117: The Future of Democracy
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR120: Trade, Development and the Environment
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR130: War, Power and Morality: Divisive Debates and Contentious Conflicts
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR140: Media and Communications in an Age of Crisis
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR160: Conflict and Power in the Contemporary Middle East
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR201: Power Shift: The West, the BRICS and The Crisis of the Liberal International Order?
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR204: International Migration: Power, Policy and Lived Realities
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR207: Development in the International Political Economy
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR209: International Political Economy: States and Markets in the 21st Century
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR211: America as a Global Power: FDR to Trump
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR214: Public Policy: Change, Administration and Analysis
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR218: Global Health and Development in a Changing World
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR222: From Cyberwar to Killer Robots: Emerging Technology and International Security
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR223: Women’s Rights Through the Ages: From First Wave to #MeToo
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR224: Happiness and Policy
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR225: China’s Rise and World Order
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR226: Applied Diplomacy: Strategy, Influence and Negotiating
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society
Course Title: IR227: Politics of Change: Governing Social Transformation
Subject Area: International Relations, Government, Psychology and Society