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An Introduction To The Study Of International Relations

Karnataka Board · Class 9 · Social Science

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Meaning and Key Definitions

  • The term 'International Relations' was first coined by Jeremy Bentham in 1789 in his book 'Principles of Morals and Legislation'
  • Literal meaning: Inter-relation between nations and states
  • Quincy Wright's definition: Study of relations between different groups, states, nations, governments, peoples, regions, unions, and organizations
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Nature of International Relations

  • Dynamic nature of change - constantly evolving based on world events
  • Interdisciplinary content - influenced by history, economics, sociology, psychology
  • Nation-state as primary unit - state behavior drives international relations
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Scope of International Relations

  • Study of International Relations - covers subject matter, origin, meaning, nature, scope, importance
  • Study of International Politics - cooperation, conflict, negotiation between countries
  • Study of International Role-Players (Actors) - IGOs, NGOs, international organizations
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Historical Significance and Development

  • Systematic study began after World War I
  • Woodrow Wilson Chair established in 1919 at University of Wales, Britain
  • Ekarth Jim was the first President of Woodrow Wilson Chair

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