2024
Methods in International Relations
Name: Methods in International Relations
Code: ECN13105L
6 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/156 hours
Scientific Area:
Legal-Political Theory and International Relations
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English, French, Spanish
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
Taking into consideration the importance of the curricular unit Theory of International Relations inserted as part of the preparation of students in the dynamic study of the international reality, its important for the students to acquire a theoretical scientific knowledge, methodological and practical that are specific to International Relations and its transdisciplinary approach.
Contents
1. Understanding and epistemological models of International Relations Theory
2. Academic genesis of International Relations
3. The evolution of theoretical paradigms
4. International relations in a changing world
5. Methodology of International Relations: object of study and levels of analysis
6. Methodological operationalization: from theory to practice
7. Outlook and research language
8. The future of International Relations: Challenges and alternatives for research
2. Academic genesis of International Relations
3. The evolution of theoretical paradigms
4. International relations in a changing world
5. Methodology of International Relations: object of study and levels of analysis
6. Methodological operationalization: from theory to practice
7. Outlook and research language
8. The future of International Relations: Challenges and alternatives for research
Teaching Methods
In the methodological framework is used four pedagogical models to consolidate the knowledge and enhance the motivation of learners:
1. Theoretical analysis;
2. Practical sessions, training research activities;
3. Exploration of subjects through reading texts and documents;
4. Teacher support in the consolidation of the study.
1. Theoretical analysis;
2. Practical sessions, training research activities;
3. Exploration of subjects through reading texts and documents;
4. Teacher support in the consolidation of the study.
Assessment
Assessment:
1 individual paper (40%)
1 colective paper + oral presentation (30%)
Small research tasks (30%)
OR
Final Exam (100%)
1 individual paper (40%)
1 colective paper + oral presentation (30%)
Small research tasks (30%)
OR
Final Exam (100%)
Teaching Staff
- Evanthia Balla
- Sílvia Andreia Mateus Roque [responsible]