POLS 250: Lecture Five
POLS 250: Lecture Five
37:38Lecture five focuses on class system theory, which views international relations through the lens of economic conflict arising from capitalism. This theory posits that economic factors drive international politics, contrasting with realism's emphasis on political power and liberalism's focus on cooperation through capitalism. The lecture discusses the role of class struggle, the impact of capitalism, and critiques of class system theory, highlighting key concepts such as dependency theory and transnational class coalitions. The lecture concludes by previewing the next topic: postmodern and feminist theories in international relations.
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POLS 250: Lecture Five
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