[2 Q. • 30 Th. • 3 ECTS - credits]
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Bled Amandine |
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| Language of instruction :
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English |
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| Learning outcomes :
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This course aims at providing basic knowledge on the functioning of inter-governmental organizations (IOs), and on their impact on the international scene. |
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| Prerequisites :
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No prerequisites are required for this course, though it mobilizes basic knowledge in Political Science, History, Economy and Law. |
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| Course contents :
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Three distinct parts present:
- A definition, history and evolution of the main inter-governmental organizations
- The role of IOs as structures of international relations
The role of IOS as agents of international relations |
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Each class starts with a common activity (role-playing, games, videos, etc.). It then exposes particular theories/concepts linked to IOs and gives concrete illustrations. These illustrations are taken from the United Nations system but also from several specialized institutions such as the WTO, IMF or NATO. |
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| Assessment methods and criteria :
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The evaluation of the course still has to be defined. |
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| Recommended or required reading :
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In addition to very short compulsory readings, a list of useful references for the course is provided. |
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