Development of ir
- 1. Remember What is the meaning of word Development?
- 2. RECAP: Lecture No. 1 I’m Jeremy, see Westphalia, the narrow and the broad approach. My scope is not limited b/c I follow core principles to resolve conflicts.
- 3. Welcome to the Development of International Relations Lecture No. 2
- 4. Development of International Relation I.R has four stages of development 1. Diplomatic History Stage 2. Current Events Stage 3. Law and Organization Stage 4. Contemporary Stage
- 5. 1. Pre-state Relations 1.1. The Decline and Fall of Rome 1.2. The Role of the Church 1.3. The Rise of Monarchs and Nobles 2. The Age of the Territorial State 2.1. The Advent of States 2.2. The Emergence of the Interstate System 2.3. The Rise of Modern International Relations 2.4. The Division of Europe 2.5. The Modern Interstate System 3. The Age of the Nation State 3.1. Innovations and World-Wide Wars 3.2. Reason, Rights and Revolutions 3.3. Nations at Arms 3.4. War and Peace 3.5. The Modern Nation-State System 4. Non-Western Politics 4.1. Nations, States and Colonies 4.2. The Last Wave of Expansionism 4.3. The Age of Imperialism 5. The Twentieth Century 5.1. Industrialism 5.2. The Erosion of the Nation-State System 5.3. First World War 5.4. The First World War and the Aftermath 5.5. The World Divided 6. The Post-Cold War World Contents
- 6. The Decline and Fall of Rome The Role of the Church The Rise of Monarchs and Nobles 1. Pre-state Relations
- 7. The Decline and Fall of Rome Corruption & Disorder Wester Rome The empire divided Armies gained influence Recruiting Barbarians Great Migration Economic poverty, political fragmentation, & social disorder Communication halted Production and trade choked Eastern Rome Retained with Orthodox, Authoritarian Politics thwarted onslaughts by diplomacy/army Closed itself defensively off from the rest of world Took no leadership in European events
- 8. The Role of the Church Unity & Order It kept the religion alive Conserved Roman Civilization German-Clovis Frankish-Carolus Magnus English-Alfred the Great France-Hugh Capet (Capetian dynasty)
- 9. The Rise of Monarchs and Nobles Production & Protection Vassal and Fiefs called themselves Nobles, Comes, Dux Powerful rulers tried to impose order and stability on their realms by granting extant knights large land grants – creating supreme class of specialized warriors (vassal)
- 10. 2. The Age of the Territorial State
- 11. Innovations and World- Wide Wars Reason, Rights and Revolutions Nations at Arms War and Peace The Modern Nation-State System 3. The Age of the Nation State
- 12. Nations, States and Colonies The Last Wave of Expansionism The Age of Imperialism The Twentieth Century 4. Non-Western Politics
- 13. The Erosion of the Nation-State System First World War The First World War and the Aftermath The World Divided The Post-Cold War World 5. Industrialism