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This course is offered as part of programme:
Course content
What characterizes current decision-making processes in global politics?
The course covers the perspectives of policy-making and multilateral negotiations and provides an overview of relevant conceptual approaches, in order to analyze how decision-making takes place at different levels, ie local, national, regional and international levels. Focus will also be on how different levels can affect each other. It discusses the different theoretical models to analyze foreign policy decision-making.
Entry requirements
Bachelor of Science including at least 180 credits or equivalent foreign degree in political science, or equivalent, and at least 22.5 credits in the master´s programme of global politics and societal change or equivalent.
Course literature
Current literature list is available in the syllabus for the course
Course evaluation
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