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Milan, Italy - Course Descriptions - International Relations and the Middle East: A Comparative European Perspective

Course Information

Subject: Political Science (POLS)
Number: 300/400 Level
Language of Instruction: English

Contact Hours and Credits

Semester Session: 44 contact hours, 3 semester credits, 4 quarter credits

Availability

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Full Description

For over half a century the Middle East has been a flashpoint at the center of international politics. The course explores the politics of the ‘plural’ region of the Middle East from an international perspective. It will focus on key issues and emphasize the relationship of the Middle East with the West, especially with the European Union, itself a plural entity.

The course objective is to provide understanding of the main issues that shape and characterize the politics of the region, its role in contemporary international politics, and the strategies available to and employed by the main international actors when dealing with the region and the world. 

Students will be able to recognize the usefulness and the shortcomings of “Western” international relations and political science concepts and approaches to the region.

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International Relations and the Middle East: A Comparative European Perspective

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