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Title and category of study subject program -
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History of International Relations and Diplomacy, A
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Manager of Academic structural unit -
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Dr. Ilga Kreituse
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Lecturer involved in study subject program -
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Dr. Karlis Dauksts
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Auditory (faculty, study program, year of study) -
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The students of the Master’s course in InternationalRelations of the Faculty of European Studies
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Volume of study program in credit points (CP)
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5 credits, 80 hours
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Aim of study subject –
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To identify and analyze major trends, defining factors and features in history of international relations and diplomacy
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Tasks of study program –
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To identify the important historical developments in the domain of international relations and diplomacy; to analyze the major actors and factors; to apply the “historical lessons” to contemporary situation
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Content of study subject –
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1. Approaches to history of international relations and diplomacy
2. Interwar period
3. Second World War and its consequences
4. International relations during the Cold War
5. Post-Cold War period: return to the past?
6. Etnic conflicts in the context of international relatiosn history
7. Historical interpretations and foreign policy
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Tests in study subject –
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All students must to take part in the lessons, seminaries and the final exam, as to submit reports and presentations.
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List of literature-
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1. B. Buzan and R.Little, International Systems in World History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.
2. P. Calvocoressi, World Politics, 1945-2000. Essex: Longman, 2001.
3. E.H.Carr, The Twenty Years’ Crisis. London: Papermac, 1995.
4. W. Keylor, The Twenty Century World: An International History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992.
5. H. Kissinger, Diplomacy. New York: Touchstone, 1994.
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Manager of study
subject program:
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Head of International Relations Master Degree Program, Dr. Andris Spruds
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(signature) (scientific degree, academic position, name, family name)
11.04.2007
COORDINATED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Faculty of European Studies
Political Science Dpt. Session
11 April 2007, Record No. 9
Form No. M-3 (3) COORDINATED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Deans’ Council Session on
16 April 2007,
Record No. 29
AFFIRMED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Senate Session on
15 May 2007,
Record No. 1-2/15.05.07
Description of Study Subject Program
Title and category of study subject program -
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Evolution of Geopolitical Theories, A
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Manager of Academic structural unit -
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Dr. Ilga Kreituse
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Lecturer involved in study subject program -
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Dr. Karlis Dauksts
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Auditory (faculty, study program, year of study) -
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The students of the Master’s course in InternationalRelations of the Faculty of European Studies
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Volume of study program in credit points (CP)
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5 credits, 80 hours
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Aim of study subject –
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To analyze critically major geopolitical theories and identify their place in theoretical thinking within the discipline of International Relations
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Tasks of study program –
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To identify trends and authors in geopolitical thinking; to criticize and assess the geopolitical approaches, concepts and their applicability to the analysis of the contemporary international developments
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Content of study subject –
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1. Geopolitical approach to international relations
2. The context of geopolitical thinking
3. Anglo-saxon geopolitical thinking
4. German approach to geopolitics
5. Soviet and Russian geopolitical science
6. Post-Cold War period: return to geopolitics?
7. Prospects of geopolitical approach in International Relations discipline
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Tests in study subject –
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All students must to take part in the lessons, seminaries and the final exam, as to submit reports and presentations.
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List of literature-
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Z. Brzezinsky, The Grand Chessboard, American primacy and It’s Geostrategic Imperatives, New York: Basic books, 1997.
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B. Buzan and R.Little, International Systems in World History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.
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A.P. Cyganov (ed.), Rossiyskaya nauka mezhdunarodnyh otnoshenii: noviye napravleniya. Moscow, 2005.
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Fukuyama, Francis. State Building Governance and World Order in the Twenty - First Century, London: Profile Books, 2004
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H. Kissinger, Diplomacy. New York: Touchstone, 1994.
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Stranga A. Mazās valstis un ģeopolitika. //Latvija pasaules politikā: iespējas un ierobežojumi. – Rīga: Latvijas Ārpolitikas institūts, 2001.
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Trenin, Dmitrij. The End of Eurasia: Russia on the Border Between Geopolitics and Globalization, Moscow: Carnegie Moscow Center, 2001
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Manager of study
subject program:
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Head of International Relations Master Degree Program, Dr. Andris Spruds
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(signature) (scientific degree, academic position, name, family name)
11.04.2007
COORDINATED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Faculty of European Studies
Political Science Dpt. Session
11 April 2007, Record No. 9
Form No. M-3 (3) COORDINATED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Deans’ Council Session on
16 April 2007,
Record No. 29
AFFIRMED
Rīga Stradiņš University
Senate Session on
15 May 2007,
Record No. 1-2/15.05.07
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