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A collection of videos from the LSE Department of International Relations.

  1. 11/13/2015 · VIDEO

    Aspects of International Relations: International Political Economy [Video]

    Contributor(s): Dr Julia Gray, Dr James Morrison, Dr Stephen Woolcock | Featuring academics from the International Relations Department at the LSE, ‘Aspects of IR: International Political Economy’ is a short film about the study of international political economy, particularly at the LSE. The film looks at what we study, and why, and also at the major themes in IPE, such as the financial crisis, climate change and globalisation of markets. It debates how IPE fits into IR, and the rewards and value of studying IPE.

    7 min

  2. 01/27/2015 · VIDEO

    BSc International Relations introductory video [Video]

    Contributor(s): Dr Peter Wilson | In this short video aimed at prospective students, Dr Peter Wilson gives an overview of the BSc International Relations programme.

    4 min

  3. 01/27/2015 · VIDEO

    IR410 International Politics [Video]

    Contributor(s): Peter Wilson | This course is compulsory for the MSc International Relations & MSc International Relations (Research) and for students taking MSc International Relations as part of the LSE-Sciences Po Double Degree in Affaires Internationales. It is not available to students on any other degree programme. This course has 5 objectives: (i) to enquire into the nature of international politics and the role of general theory in advancing our understanding of it; (ii) to introduce the main contributions to the general theory of international politics; (iii) to provide students with a range of concepts, ideas, and perspectives to enable them to widen and deepen their understanding of international politics; (iv) to encourage critical, independent, thought; (v) to ascertain the extent to which progress has been made in our understanding of international politics, and more tentatively to what degree international politics itself can be deemed intrinsically or latently progressive. The primary pedagogical device of the course is a close reading of 13 seminal IR texts. Students are encouraged to investigate the epistemological assumptions underlying these texts, the methods of analysis they employ, their importance in the canon of IR, and their value for thinking about international politics today.

    3 min

  4. 01/27/2015 · VIDEO

    MSc International Relations introductory video [Video]

    Contributor(s): Dr Katerina Dalacoura | In this short video aimed at prospective students, Dr Katerina Dalacoura gives an overview of the MSc International Relations programme.

    4 min

  5. 10/20/2014 · VIDEO

    International Relations: an introduction [Video]

    Contributor(s): Professor William A Callahan, Professor Iver Neumann, Dr Jens Meierhenrich, Dr Stephen Woolcock, Professor Karen Smith, Dr Toby Dodge | Featuring academics from the International Relations Department at the LSE, ‘International Relations: an introduction’ is a 10-minute film about the study of international relations, particularly at the LSE. The film looks at what we study, and why, and also at major themes and how to approach them, and debates Star Trek and whether there will ever be world peace.

    10 min

  6. 02/18/2014 · VIDEO

    IR481 Europe, the US and Arab-Israeli Relations (Half Unit) [Video]

    Contributor(s): Dr Federica Bicchi | The course focuses on the foreign policy of the EU and of EU member states towards Arab-Israeli relations (with a special emphasis on Palestinian-Israeli relations), in comparison with the US foreign policy. The main focus will be on the European perspective, but it would be impossible to analyse this subject without taking into account the US position and, to some extent, Transatlantic relations.

    1 min

  7. 02/18/2014 · VIDEO

    MPhil/PhD International Relations introductory video [Video]

    Contributor(s): Mr Mark Hoffman | DISCLAIMER: This introductory video was recorded in November 2013. Some details of the research arrangements may change and you should always consult the FAQs for Prospective MPhil/PhD IR applicants for the most detailed and up-to-date information about the LSE IR Research Programme. The FAQs for offer holders and First Year Research Students (MPhil/PhD) may also be of use. In this short video, Deputy Head of Department for Teaching and Learning, Mr Mark Hoffman talks about the following aspects of the MPhil/PhD International Relations programme: Introduction, Application Process, Structure of the MPhil/PhD programme, Support provided, Teaching Opportunities, Funding, Application Deadlines and Careers.

    9 min

  8. 01/29/2014 · VIDEO

    IR445 Chinese Foreign and Security Policy [Video]

    Contributor(s): William Callahan | This course will provide students with an historical overview of the development of Chinese foreign and security policy, the theoretical concepts used for analysing the making of Chinese foreign policy, and an up-to-date survey of China's evolving relations around the world. The first five weeks will be dedicated to providing a long historical perspective, and use a number of case studies to show how basic factors used in foreign policy analysis shape policy outcomes, including economic factors, the role of perception, geopolitical influences, bureaucratic politics, nationalism, and socialisation into the international system. The remainder of the course will involve analysing case studies on China's relations with the United States, Japan and Korea, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Russia and Central Asia, Australasia and the Pacific Islands, the EU, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East.

    2 min
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