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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

SUGENG RIYANTO DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF YOGYAKARTA. INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. SYLABY; 1 . Why Study IR 2. Meaning of IR 3. Historical Facts of IR 4. The study of IR 5. The Actors 6. Basic Concept of IR 7. Recent Issues. References;

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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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  1. SUGENG RIYANTO DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF YOGYAKARTA INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

  2. SYLABY;1. Why Study IR2. Meaning of IR3. Historical Facts of IR4. The study of IR5. The Actors6. Basic Concept of IR7. Recent Issues.

  3. References; Jackson, Robert and George Sorensen, “Introduction to IRs (New York : Oxford University Press, 1999) Columbis and Wolf “Introduction to IRs : Power and Justice”Papp, Daniel S, “Contemporary International Relations”, Mingst, Karen, “Essentials of International Relations”, (new York : WW Norton And Company, Inc, 1999).Plano, Jack C And Roy Olton, “ The Dictionary of International Relations”, Morgenthau, Hans J, Politics among Nations

  4. SCORING SYSTEM1. FINAL GRADE MUST A/B/C/D and E2. SCORING SYSTEM CONSISTS : MID TERM 30% FINAL EXAM 50% ASSIGNMENT 20%3. STUDENT MUST ATTEND IN THE A CLASS > 75%

  5. GOOD LUCK!!!

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