Politics, Power and International Relations in the Perspective of History and Sociology

Syllabus

* Compulsorary literature BUZAN, B. - LITTLE, R. International Systems in World History: Remaking the Study of International Relations. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.

ISBN 978-0-19-878065-6.

Annotation

This course introduces the basic political transformation and political theory in the context of historical processes.

Emphasis is placed on the reflection historicity and contextuality of the political forms. Students in the course will acquire knowledge of the theoretical assumptions, on which the historical-sociological view of politics, power, and international relations is based. They will become familiar with the basic concepts that are relevant to the area and will learn to view and analyze real political phenomena and events.