This course is designed to help develop your capacity both to explain the foreign policy-making process in the United States, and to better understand the underlying patterns, logic, and implications of American foreign policy in the world at large. Anyone interested in international relations, American history and politics and policy processes would benefit from this class. If you are considering a career in diplomacy or the military, this course will serve as a practicum to help you prepare for your future.
Prerequisite Graph
Required first
HA2004Theories In International RelationsAmerican Foreign Policy
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HA4065Crisis DiplomacyAvailable Indexes
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| 830 | 20133 SEM (SEM1) 0830-1120 Fri HSSSEMRM6, ONLINE Wk1-9,11-13, Teaching Wk10 | 20133 SEM (SEM1) 0830-1120 Fri HSSSEMRM6, ONLINE Wk1-9,11-13, Teaching Wk10 | ||||
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