MPS – 2 Syllabus | International Relations: Theory & Problems

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Here you will get the full syllabus for the IGNOU MPS 2 :International Relations: Theory and Problems

The syllabus of IGNOU MPS 2 is divided in 2 blocks and each block is again divided in units.

We have listed the detailed syllabus of all the 2 blocks and its units.

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IGNOU MPS 2 Syllabus Structure

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Syllabus of MPS 2

Course Code

MPS 02

Course Title

International Relations: Theory & Problems

Course Type

Compulsory Course

Blocks

Total 2 Blocks

Programme

MPS : Master’s Degree in Political Science

University

IGNOU ( Indira Gandhi National Open University )

Block 1 Book-I

  • Unit 1 – Realist and Neo-Realist Approaches
  • Unit 2 – Liberal and Neo-Liberal Approaches
  • Unit 3 – Marxist and Other Radical Approaches
  • Unit 4 – Neo-Radical Approaches
  • Unit 5 – Post-Structuralist and Post-Modernist Approaches
  • Unit 6 – Feminist Approaches
  • Unit 7 – Environmental Approaches
  • Unit 8 – Worldviews from Asia, Africa and Latin America
  • Unit 9 – End of Cold War
  • Unit 10 – Post-Cold War Issues
  • Unit 11 – Emerging Powers
  • Unit 12 – Regional Groupings
  • Unit 13 – Globalization
  • Unit 14 – International Inequities
  • Unit 15 – Elements of International Economic Relations
  • Unit 16 – Management of International Relations
  • Unit 17 – India in the New Global Order

Block 2 Book-II

  • Unit 1 – Right to Self-Determination
  • Unit 2 – Intervention/Invasion
  • Unit 3 – Nuclear Proliferation
  • Unit 4 – International Terrorism
  • Unit 5 – Role of Science and Technology in International Relations
  • Unit 6 – Inequality Among Nations
  • Unit 7 – Global Corporatism and State Sovereignty
  • Unit 8 – Human Rights and International Trade
  • Unit 9 – Changing Nature of American Power
  • Unit 10 – China as an Emerging Power
  • Unit 11 – Emergence of Central Asian Republics
  • Unit 12 – Ethnic Resurgence and ‘Identity’ Wars
  • Unit 13 – Aboriginal/Indigenous Movements
  • Unit 14 – Displacement of Populations: Intra-State and Inter-State
  • Unit 15 – Transnational Movements: Cultural and Civilisational
  • Unit 16 – Role of NGOs
  • Unit 17 – Concept of Justice in International Relations
  • Unit 18 – Human Security

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