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HIR101 - Introduction to International Relations

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HIR101 - Introduction to International Relations

Offered By: Social Sciences

Lecturer: Prof Fred Gale

Unit Code: HIR101

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Cox, Robert, 1981, 'Social forces, states and world orders: beyond international relations theory', Millennium journal of international studies, 10, 126-155

Department of Defence, 2020, 'Defence Strategic Update ', .

Eckersley, Robyn 2010, Chapter 13. Green Theory (in) Dunne, Timothy, Kurki, Milja., Smith, Steve: International relations theories : discipline and diversity, Oxford University Press, New York

Lin, Herbert. c2013, Cyber Conflict and National Security (in) Art, Robert J., Art, Robert J., Jervis, Robert: International politics : enduring concepts and contemporary issues, Prentice Hall,, Boston :

Piurko, Yuval, Shalom H. Schwartz, Shalom H, Davidov, Eldad, 2011, 'Basic personal values and the meaning of left‐right political orientations in 20 countries', Political psychology, 32, 4, 537-561

Rathbun et al, 2016, 'Taking foreign policy personally: personal values and foreign policy attitudes', International studies quarterly, 60, 12, 124-137

Schwartz, S. H., 2012, 'An overview of the Schwartz theory of basic values', Online readings in psychology and culture, 2, 1, 1-20

Subramanian, Arvind., 2011, 'The Inevitable Superpower: Why China’s Dominance Is a Thing', Foreign affairs, 90, 5, 66-78

Viotti, P. [2014], Selected pages from chapter 3 : 129-166 (in) Viotti, Paul R., Kauppi, Mark V.: International relations theory, Pearson,, Harlow, Essex