POLS 250: Lecture Eight-a
POLS 250: Lecture Eight-a
29:28The lecture focuses on individual-level theories in international relations, particularly human nature theory. It discusses the influence of human characteristics and behaviors on state behavior, the debate between nature versus nurture, and how individual experiences might shape decision-making. Prominent theories and perspectives from historical and modern figures like Hobbes and Freud are explored, alongside critiques regarding the depth and applicability of human nature theory.
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POLS 250: Lecture Eight-a
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