|  | | This course
focuses on different perspectives of International Relations such as liberalism
and neo-liberalism, realism and neo-realism, international society theory,
postmodernism, international critical theory, feminism and green politics.
Moreover, it provides students with a sold ground in international relations
and its different aspects.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This
course introduces the theories of " Foreign Policy and its
Analyzation" to empower students through acquainting them with the
international foreign policy. This course deals with the foreign policy makers,
foreign policy tools.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This course
provides analysis to the development of power relations among nations; international politics in various historical
stages right from the ancient Egyptian, medieval era, modern and current
international system including Britton Woods arrangements; I.M.I and the
International Bank. It also focuses on GATT, W.T.O, economic problems of the
third world countries and the existing international economic relations.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This course
deals with the general concept of International Law, its nature, resources, its
relations with the domestic law, its actors, the states and international
responsibility.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This course
focuses on diplomacy in terms of its evolution, conceptual theories and
practices. Moreover, it presents a definition of diplomatic law in terms of
resources, ethics and overview of the international agreements that control
diplomatic interaction. Furthermore, the course focuses on the state’s institutions
concurred by central and external diplomacy and its legal position beyond
state’s border.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This course
offers students to develop certain Diplomatic Studies, Diplomatic Law, Vienna
Conventions of 1961 and 1963. Moreover, it offers a study to the basics of
protocol and the diplomatic language.
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |
| | | This is an advanced and through course in comparative politics, focusing on different theories and
methods in the field of comparative politics including the rational choice,
cultural and institutional approaches.
The course offers a comprehensive and focused analyses
to issues and problems in comparative politics, including comparing political systems, political development,
democracy and democratization, system and state, political culture and
political economy, class and elite.
In addition, the courses analyze in depth theories of
modernization and post -modernization and globalization. Parties and parties
systems, election and electoral systems, political leadership, public policies
and policy making
| International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies | 2.Master | International Relations and Diplomatic and Regional Studies | MA in Diplomatic Studies |