How and why international conflicts develop and are solved depends on the prevailing international order. Theoretically, this order can be conceived between a distinctly anarchic system and a well-developed international society. Different international orders (structures, norms, institutions) provide different opportunities and grounds for legitimacy for different forms of international power. The aim of this course is to provide a deeper understanding of this interplay between power, order, and conflict in international politics. The course highlights central concepts and theories as well as contemporary examples of international conflict.
Power, Order, and Conflict in International Politics
7.5 creditsPower, Order, and Conflict in International Politics, 7.5 credits
Autumn 2024, Full-time, Linköping
Power, Order, and Conflict in International Politics, 7.5 credits
Spring 2025, Full-time, Linköping