Global Politics

T/Th 2.30-3.45 PM 

What are the relationships and principles that structure and inform global society? What institutions and practices uphold them? What is the nature of international conversations and negotiations? How is power used and misused internationally? What are the limits of globalization? This introduction to the field of global politics addresses these and related questions.

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Global Politics: A New Introduction (3rd ed.; kindle)
​You can rent the e-text for $12. 

Supplementary resources

Origins of political order: 7mins
Origins of political order: 27 mins

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This site is not formally associated with or organization or institution and it has no political affiliation; its work is supported by a community of academics and practitioners with an interest in post-growth theory and practice, including ecological economics. We share resources with the Post Carbon Institute, the Post Growth Institute, the Centre for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy, and Canadian Mennonite University. 

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