This course explores the global politics of cyber security and the internet. Issues may include some, or all, of the Kashmir dispute the situation on the Korean Peninsula the South China Sea disputes and tensions across the Taiwan Strait.Ĭyber Security and the Global Politics of the Internet It provides an introduction to, and analysis of, critical issues in Asia. This course delivers a comprehensive historical overview of New Zealand foreign policy from the beginning of the 20th century, and considers the role government departments play in the creation and implementation of policy. International Relations: The Context, Theory and Practice of New Zealand Foreign Policy Students in this course explore the foundational elements of the United States, its governing institutions, the extent of public influence within the system, and major contemporary policy issues that the country faces. We will clarify it conceptually and situate it historically with theory and case studies in situating it in comparative political and International Relations analysis. Terrorism is an increasingly prominent global phenomenon. Why do social groups decide to keep certain memories of the historical past alive while repressing others? Students tackle this question by analysing museums, monuments and popular culture. This paper introduces students to International Relations' dynamic and evolving security agenda and covers some of the most urgent contemporary security concerns.
International Relations: The Security Agenda International Relations and Security Studies.
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