GO131: International Relations Professor Walter Hatch Colby College Lecture 3.

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GO131:International Relations

Professor Walter HatchColby College

Lecture 3

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New Vs. Old: Realism

Classical Realism

Neo-Realism

1) States = statesmen 1) States are unitary

2) Statecraft (policy-making) matters

2) States behave roughly the same – no matter whom is in charge

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New vs. Old: Liberalism

Classical Liberalism

Neo-Liberalism

1) States are not unitary 1) For scientific purposes, think of states as unitary

2) Domestic politics matter 2) Domestic politics are not the key concern

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Constructivism

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Martha Finnemore

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Marxism:What me worry about IR?

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But Lenin did …

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Lenin’s Theoryof Monopoly Capitalism

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Dependency Theory

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Neo-dependency theory

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Feminism

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Types of Feminist Theory(Goldstein)

Difference Feminism

Liberal Feminism

Post-modernist Feminism