Geopolitics, as a component of human geography, explores the intricate connections between places and their unique characteristics.
KINGSTON INSTITUTE'S GEOPOLITICS COURSE explores the politics of global interactions. The primary purpose is to understand the causes of conflict and cooperation in the international system. You’ll engage with prevailing theories of international relations which will provide frameworks for analyzing historical and current events on the global stage.
The course delves into topics like diplomacy, geopolitical strategies, and the organization of political authority worldwide. It aims to unravel the dynamics behind conflicts and collaborative efforts among nations.
In summary, this course equips you with insights into the complex world of international relations, bridging theory and real-world events. Real world issues like ethnic cleansing, the use of child soldiers in conflicts and rape as a weapon of war are discussed, with the US, China and the European Union setting the global geopolitical context.
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