 | Ali G - International Relations 'Aint there reall danger that someone give like a message over the radio to one of them fire Pilates or whatever, said bomb Ira-...and the geezer dont hear it proply and bomb Iran rather then Iraq?' |
 | Schelling, Strategy, International Relations The Thomas C. Schelling Symposium - Schelling, Strategy, International Relations Chair: Robert Powell, UC Berkeley, Political Science Panelists: - Charles Glaser, University of Chicago, Public Policy - Scott Sagan, Stanford University, Political Science |
 | Georgetown International Relations Program: Summer 2007 A slide-show that highlights some of the memories of the 2007 Georgetown Summer International Relations Program. |
 | International Relations US Embassy being a bit stingy, New UNESCO convention aimed at halting Hollywood, Land for sale on moon. |
 | Georgetown International Relations Program: Summer 2008 A brief collection of pictures from the International Relations Program at Georgetown University from July 13th to 20th, 2008. The slideshow was played at the final debrief of the program. The slideshow is set to "Say (All I Need)" by OneRepublic |
 | International Relations Club A video with some of the best moments that, personally, I've had with the International Relations Club when I was studying abroad at CCSU |
 | Obama's International Relations Campaign; Reaction To Obama's International Affairs Campaign; Insight For The Race For The White House Analysis by Senator John McCain, (R) Presidential Candidate; Report and analysis by Lizzie O'Leary of Bloomberg News; Obama says Afghanistan is 'Central Front' for US troops; Reaction and analysis by Zbigniew Brzenzinski, Former National Security Adviser |
 | International Relations from Nietzschean Viewpoint Delivered in a university in US, speaker's thesis is that Nietzschean viewpoint provides the best available explanation of the present international relation. |
 | Conversations With History - John Mearsheimer & Steve Walt "Domestic Politics and International Relations" Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professors John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago and Steve Walt of Harvard University for a discussion of how domestic politics influences the making of U.S. policy on the Middle East. |
 | A One Minute Guide to International Relations A very brief instructional video on everything you need to know about international relations. Political theory has never been so (overly) simple! (http://www.trhonline.com/) |
 | Richard Price Richard Price discusses norms in warfare and taboos against the use of weapons. Richard Price is an associate professor of political science at the University of British Columbia. His research interests focus on the role of norms in world politics, particularly norms limiting warfare; constructivist international relations theory; normative international relations theory; and the politics of international law. Join the eDiscussion on Non-proliferation, Disarmament and Arms Control: http://geo.international.gc.ca/cip-pic/current_discussions/nacd-resources-en.asp Richard Price examine les normes applicables à la conduite de la guerre ainsi que les tabous contre l'utilisation des armes. Richard Price est professeur agrégé de science politique à l'Université de la Colombie Britannique. Ses recherches portent sur le rôle des normes dans la politique mondiale, particulièrement celles qui encadrent la conduite de la guerre, de même que sur la théorie constructiviste des relations internationales, la théorie normative des relations internationales, et les aspects politiques du droit international. (en anglais seulement) Participer à la discussion en-ligne sur la non-prolifération, le désarmement et le contrôle des armes: http://geo.international.gc.ca/cip-pic/current_discussions/nacd-resources-fr.asp |
 | "The CNN Effect" Surley one of the most original first year International Relations presentations of all time...get ready for some shoddy acting, horrendous stereotyping, shaky camera work and extremely long credits (I take the time to credit myself on 3 seperate occasions). Underneath all of that there is look at the media's effect on foriegn policy. Warning: This is only entertaining in the context of an International Relations tutorial. If you weren't in the video or know anyone in it you might missinterpret it as a piece of rubbish. |
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