Fall/Winter Timetable
POL2226H1S L0101
Undergraduate Course Code: POL469H1S L0101
Ethics and International Relations
Themes
The course explores the requirements of justice and fairness in international affairs. It is common to theorize international relations in terms of interests and power. But even the most cursory look at what important actors actually do in their international interactions reveals that they use normative language all the time. This has not gone unnoticed, with investigations of ethics in the international arena multiplying in recent years. Drawing on readings from political philosophy, legal theory, and normative international relations theory, the course will take up practical ethical dilemmas encountered in world affairs.
Texts
TBA
Format and Requirements
One two-hour seminar per week. Course requirements TBA.
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