International Relations: An Introduction
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International Relations is a field that emerged in the early 20th century, focusing on interactions between territories, states, and regions post-World War II. Scholars study a wide range of topics such as transnational relations, pollution, and conflict, delving into understanding causes and trends at an international level.
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- The field of international relations emerged in the early 20th century after World War I, gaining academic prominence after World War II, focusing on interactions between territories, states, regions, and the global community.
- International relations scholars study a wide array of topics, including transnational relations involving multinational companies, refugees, and issues like pollution and war, delving into understanding the causes of events and long-term trends on an international scale, with a division between realists and idealists in managing state conflicts and promoting collaboration.
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What is the history of international relations?
Emerging post-World War I, gaining prominence post-World War II.
What topics do international relations scholars study?
Transnational relations, refugees, pollution, and war.
What does the field of international relations focus on?
Interactions between territories, states, regions, and global community.
What are the main divisions in international relations?
Realists and idealists, focusing on state conflicts or collaboration.
How does international relations go beyond traditional foreign policy studies?
Examining violence, conflict, and cooperation on an international scale.
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