POLI 676 Sociological Issues in International Relations
3 credits · Political Science · Graduate Studies · Not scheduled for 2026–2027
The main theories and issues in international political sociology as an approach to international relations. Focus is on the political constitution of international social artefacts such as institutions, norms, identities, practices and communities.
Prerequisites
No previous course work in psychology is required. In addition to political science graduate students who are specializing in international relations and, subject to limitations of class size, this seminar is open to other interested political science graduate students and third year honours undergraduates in political science, history and psychology. Note: The field is International Politics.
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