Race and International Relations

This course considers how the lens of “race” might offer different ways to understand aspects of global politics, US foreign policy, and the development of international relations (IR) as a field of academic knowledge within the United States. The course begins by explaining what is meant by the socially constructed notion of race and survey different ideas about how it might be relevant to understanding the history of global politics and contemporary international relations.

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

PSC 448