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International Relations 101

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69 Lessons
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    1. Introduction to International Relations
    A lesson with William Spaniel
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    Let’s talk about international relations! In this introductory lesson, take a look at the syllabus for this extensive political science series.

    Let’s talk about international relations! In this introductory lesson, take a look at the syllabus for this extensive political science series.

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    2. Sovereignty in International Relations
    A lesson with William Spaniel
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    Who are the major actors in international relations? Learn how entities like the United States and Russia came to exist through the principle of sovereignty.

    Who are the major actors in international relations? Learn how entities like the United States and Russia came to exist through the principle of sovereignty.

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    3. The Anarchy of International Relations
    A lesson with William Spaniel
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    Who is sovereign over sovereign states? Nobody! Learn how, without a unified ruler, the stage for international relations is based on anarchy.

    Who is sovereign over sovereign states? Nobody! Learn how, without a unified ruler, the stage for international relations is based on anarchy.

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    4. Proximate vs. Underlying Causes
    A lesson with William Spaniel
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    What does it mean for X to cause Y? Learn the difference between proximate causes and underlying causes in this lesson on international relations.

    What does it mean for X to cause Y? Learn the difference between proximate causes and underlying causes in this lesson on international relations.

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    5. Game Theory and the Strategic World
    A lesson with William Spaniel
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    In the anarchic world of international relations, how can we predict and explain outcomes? Learn how to apply game theory to political science in this lesson.

    In the anarchic world of international relations, how can we predict and explain outcomes? Learn how to apply game theory to political science in this lesson.

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