POLS 250: Lecture Four
POLS 250: Lecture Four
36:44This lecture is part of a series exploring theories of international relations, focusing this week on liberalism. The discussion highlights liberalism's emphasis on cooperation rather than conflict, exploring its roots and application in the contemporary world. Key concepts such as the importance of international institutions, economic interdependence, and the optimistic view of human nature are discussed. The lecture contrasts liberalism with realism and previews next week’s topic on class system theory, which critiques capitalism.
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POLS 250: Lecture Four
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