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International Relations: An Introduction

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Featuring academics from the International Relations Department at the LSE, ‘International Relations: an introduction’ is a 10-minute film about the study of international relations, particularly at the LSE. The film looks at what we study, and why, and also at major themes and how to approach them, and debates Star Trek and whether there will ever be world peace.

Applied for it hope I get admission

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So basically, International Relations is a can of worms that you can dedicate your life to studying to realise you've merely scratched the surface.

@zaclegend132
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While planning Germany studies, I came across Globro, but I’m not confident enough to trust it yet.

@AvenShah
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We need
Pindropesilence in the world By Angel Prakash Shakespeare Khan Sir

@SatyaJatav-p1n8l
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Conscious politic vs Fake / money politic.

@Realme-s2w1e
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5:07 stinks of “end of history” discourse and doctrine of progress. A short-sighted and ideological analysis, to say the least. “They murdered each other for a hundred years” and now it’s “inconceivable” that they ever return to that? Western scholars will do well to acknowledge that Europe spent a few hundred years devoted to violence in its ascendency, and has been patting itself on the back for about 75 years since WW2 for having achieved some alleged utopian and irreversible peace. That’s a relatively short period in human history. We’ve been here for 12,000 years (counting from the agricultural revolution) and Western hegemony has been relatively short compared to other civilisations, and still is in its infancy - assuming it’s survives to become a tween.

Europe utterly depended on Russia during WW2 but couldn’t hold its tongue from denigrating and dehumanising Russians - or at least their governments - and chose to follow a path of constant antagonism until they broke the peace. This was instigated by the West, or at least it takes two to tango (or trepak or schuhplattler - pick your dance).

And while intra-European / intra-western (if we consider Northern America also) violence abated, the gears of a very European brand of imperialism continued to turn, though after rebranding and redeploying on the world after WW2. The colonial subjugation and exploitation continued once Britain completed its handover to the USA. Colonies became vassals, and vassals and their populations were coerced into an order which has no possibility of de jure leadership - given that morality in its own view is entirely subjective and voluntarist. A short-lived global order rooted in de facto “might is right” principles carried the USA from 1945 until 2025 at best.

Pax Americana is over. And Pax Europa was dead under its boot beforehand.

@aal-e-ahmadhussain3123
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I am a Political Science student who’s taking up IR, and right now I’m lost. 😢 (it’s part of my required units to pass)

@niyukona
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Well, my break is over for the time being...

@AndreeaCe
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I for one am very exhausted

@AndreeaCe
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My confusion is currently crying in the corner.

@สาครบัวทองเรือง-ญ2จ
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This was unbelievably satisfying to watch!

@สมจิตรชํานิเหลือง-ถ3ท
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My brain just leveled up like a video game character.

@msgame3867
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i'm so happy seeing all this comments about people saying they'er happy with their degree in IR, I'm 19yo facing the reality of choosing my major and i'm more than excited to start studying IR and i hope after years from writing this i find myself happy and Successful, wish all the students the best with their life <333

@TheBlessedangels
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@MARIiiiiimiay
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@eldoraliev3172
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@danielcabral8867
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I'm international relations student from Pakistan I need evolution of IR

@Ashraf-Khan-k2
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hello everyone how are u iam political science student from ethiopia

@Mesfin-w6r
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BA INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND GLOBAL POLITICS ❤

@ArishChaudhary05
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what are some good introductory books on IR? Can you please shed some light on this? Thanks.

@sheikhabrahim4057
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India ❤

@bigtechnicalminds
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0:11 yes
0:44 very important as strategic
1:44 no exceptions allowed to crimes irrespective of nationality designation age salary

Foreign affairs minister has crucial responsibility towards ensuring national security with stable political relations that inhibits work activities, strengthening internal cooperation including joint participation of all modes of communication (media, personnel, propoganda, telecommunications)

Behaviour determines how performatory normalcy builds approach as confidence to putforth any outcome.

Humans needs realism vs reality as demographic dynamics of cross national boundaries, social law and order acceptance, diversity as development need etc

@PRIYASUHASCHITNIS
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I’m currently studying BA in international Relations and Diplomacy, but I’m worried if I can get a job with my expertise!

@juliusjames3120
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useless degree lol

@azizkash286
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Tell. The truth. Play the intérêts of. My mission in. Bénéfice to benefit
All parts

@EmmanuelGlemaud-df1ei
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I love international relations subject. I'm trying to do my post graduate degree in international relations from LSE.

@rimonkhan6799
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Why would you cut at 06:54???

@emrahcengiz8880
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That was inspirational. Just hearing so many voices that do research and hearing what they have to say about their chosen field.

@fleebertreatise1063
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Currently I'm doing my graduation on International Relations. IR is really an interesting subject to study. Wish me good luck!

@R.Hmohammod
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Absolutely informative video especially for those who wana dive into this broad and interesting field.
Further more I wish luck for those who recently decided to dive into this field.

@hilalamarkhil1413
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Wow ❤

@WAQASFARMS
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I want MA international relationship from LL.B honours.

@Ehateshamulhassankhan
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My dream uni my dream course

@Diariesofamelancholic
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War is a sad reason to have international relationships I would argue that in further space travel and expanse that the world will come together and it should we all should help each other this world is only as good as the weakest country and that's a shame

@amandac6583
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International territorial studies is about what

@27hahahahaha
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I graduated 2 years ago Business management as marketing ,and then after one year , I started international relations postgraduate masters Degree i loved di much very interested

@HNSeinn
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Now I'm having International Relations in B.A.LLB 2nd year 3rd semester. This video helps me to understand. Thanks to LSE.

@nitheeshbatta2780
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Yes

@SanamAkbar-c4p
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air creates non violent joyous lifesaver powder

@marcjouannet3794
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High everyone! I am 16 years old and was wondering what type of jobs you can get with an IR degree, could someone tell me? I am considering it as a degree.

@Kiwi_isforever
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ponlo en español

@erikmolero8088
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such a pathetic way of introducing IR

@SultanKhan-n5u
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Hi from Sweden! Just started my IR program and hope to rice up my beautiful Ukraine ❤‍🩹 Amen

@leylabakurska2022
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I have just registered for B. In international relations and I see its going to be loving to me

@katiirssd
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I'm currently doing IRD it is very great career of which you can be proud of it.

@MakurMayomGolTuric
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thanks God, finally. I found this link as my precious treasure about my loved subject

@yulitayoung8382
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International relationships IS were fools fall upon because don't understand maths😅

@CesarMendez-ib3yv
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I am just a 17 years old Indian girl from a middle class family....but big dreams take me here

@leeignite2512
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G20 🎉2U2 ❤200N.360E.10.000PR

@Jhaskethan
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IR and the study of power will exist as long as multiplicity exists. A multidimensional, multitemporal honest de-occulted, exopolitical analysis has great potential. Anything else is a waste of time.

@JohnCleary-d4i