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International Security Policy

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International Security Policy

Hegemony and the world order: US, Europe, China, and Russia.

Required readings:

Collins, Alan. Contemporary Security Studies, Chapter 14.

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https://is.muni.cz/el/fss/podzim2021/BSSb1105/um/lecture_readings/Week_7__Collins__Chapter_14.pdf

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International Security Policy
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  Introduction to the course: The idea of security policy.
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  Security for Whom? The depth of the concept: From State to International to Human Security Policies.
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  Security of what (for what)? The breadth and scope of security policies.
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  Security by what means? Violence, law and international structures.
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  Security dilemmas, arms racing, and the ‘old’ security paradigm.
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  New security challenges.
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  Hegemony and the world order: US, Europe, China, and Russia.
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  Seminar 1: Security for whom?
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  Seminar 2: Security of what (for what)?
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  Seminar 3: Security by what means?
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  Seminar 4: arms racing, and the ‘old’ security paradigm.
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  Seminar 5: New security challenges.
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  Seminar 6: Hegemony and the world order: US, Europe, China, and Russia.

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