PA5814: Global Diplomacy in a Time of Change

3 Credits

Taught by the Humphrey School’s diplomat in residence, this course examines the changing world of twenty-first century global diplomacy and how state and nonstate actors are challenging the status quo. We look at the dynamics behind major international developments—with case studies including BREXIT, the Iran Agreement, climate negotiations, and China’s global initiatives—placed in the context of an examination of how states operate in the international diplomatic sphere and how multilateral organizations enhance or challenge the concept of state sovereignty. Students gain knowledge about the complexities of diplomacy and negotiation through readings, classroom discussions, and guest speakers and develop professional skills through writing and presentation assignments.

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