IR 4131 Origins of the Liberal International Order
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This course explores the formative years of liberal internationalism from Woodrow Wilson's triumphant arrival in Paris in 1918 to the resigned refashioning of liberal institutions after the Second World War. A diverse set of readings from the field of international history challenges students to understand the individuals who, in negotiating a compromise between bounded political communities and a global economy, shaped an international order whose tenets are being questioned today.
Credit units: 3 ECTS Credit units: 5.
Autumn Semester (Samuel John Hirst)
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