Course Description
This is an advanced foundation course on international relations and global order studies. It provides students with a better understanding of global order and governance in the rapidly changing today”s international relations. It examines critically various theoretical approaches and empirical issues in the field.
このコースは国際関係とグローバル秩序研究の専門基礎科目である。急速に変化する今日の国際関係における国際的な秩序及びガバナンスについて理解を深め、当該分野における様々な理論的アプローチや実証的課題を批判的に考察する。
Contents of Lectures Lectures / Videos
Sep 11 Introduction
Sep 18 Theoretical Perspective
A. Realism,Liberalism and Global Order
B. Constructivism,English School and Global Order
Sep 25 Historical Perspective
A. International Order, World Order, and Global Order: A Perspective of Historical Constructivism
B. The League of Nations and The United Nations: Continuity and Discontinuity
Oct 02 Case Study: SDGs (Pre-registration required on September 11)
Field Study: Asahi World Forum 2017 Special Talk by Amina J. Mohammed and Hiroko Kuniya
Meet at 16:00, Main Building, Imperial Hotel 2F Reception
-16:10 Registration @ Imperial Hotel Tokyo Sponsored by the Asahi Shimbun
16:20-16:35 Yoshimoto SDGs Ogiri
16:45-17:45 Special Talk Sustainable Development Goals to Transform the World by Amina J. Mohammed and Hiroko Kuniya
Oct 09 A. Case Study: Afghanistan
B: Guest speaker will be Tadamichi Yamamoto, Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the UN in Afghanistan
Oct 16 Case Study
Oct 23 Case Study
Oct 30 A: Discussion on the Draft Outline of the Paper
B: Case Study
Nov 6 Case Study
Nov 13 A: Case Study
B: Discussion and Conclusion
Instructor: YOSHIKAWA‚ Motohide 吉川元偉 | Language of Instruction: E
Course ID: QPFD407 | Course Schedule: 5/M,6/M | Update: 2018.10.10 Category: Graduate Schools