Theories of international relations

<strong>Session 01 – Introduction (3h)</strong>|| Waltz Kenneth, [1979]. “Laws and Theories”, in <i>Theory of International Politics</i>, Reading : Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, pp. 18-37.|| Ruggie, John, [1993]. “Territoriality and Beyond: Problematizing Modernity in International Relations”, <i>International Organization</i>, 47(1) : 139-174.|| <strong>Session 02 – Realist and neo-realist approaches</strong>|| Waltz Kenneth, [1990], “Realist Thought and Neorealist Theory”, <i>Journal of International Affairs</i>, 44(1) : 21-37.|| Morgenthau Hans, [1948]. “A Realist Theory of International Politics”, in <i>Politics among nations. The Struggle for Power and Peace</i>, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, pp. 4-15.|| <strong>Session 02 – Realist and neo-realist approaches</strong>|| Waltz Kenneth, [1990], “Realist Thought and Neorealist Theory”, <i>Journal of International Affairs</i>, 44(1) : 21-37.|| Morgenthau Hans, [1948]. “A Realist Theory of International Politics”, in <i>Politics among nations. The Struggle for Power and Peace</i>, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, pp. 4-15.|| <strong>Session 03 – Liberal and transnationalist approaches</strong>|| Moravcsik Andrew, [1997]. “Taking Preferences Seriously: A Liberal Theory of International Politics”, 51(4) : 513–53.|| Hedley Bull, [2002 (1977)]. “The Concept of Order in World Politics”, in <i>The Anarchical Society. A study of Order in World Politics</i>, New York: Columbia University Press, pp. 3-21.|| <strong>Session 04 – 10.02.2017 – Marxist and IR Critical Theory approaches</strong>|| Galtung Johan, [1971]. “A Structural theory of Imperialism”, <i>Journal of Peace Research</i>, 8(2), pp. 81-117.|| Cox Robert, [1981]. “Social forces, States and World Orders: Beyond International Relations Theory”, <i>Millenium. Journal of International Studies</i>, 10(2): 126-155.|| <strong>Session 05 – Constructivism</strong>|| Onuf Nicholas, [1989]. “Constructivism”, In <i>World of our making</i>, Columbia : University of South Carolina Press, pp. 35-65.|| Wendt Alexander, [1992]. “Anarchy is what States make of it”, <i>International Organization</i>, 46(2) : 391-425.|| <strong>Session 06 – Sociological approaches</strong>|| Bigo Didier, Walker R.B.J., [2007]. « Political Sociology and the Problem of the International », <i>Millennium. Journal of International Studies</i>, 35(3) : 725-739.|| Siméant Johanna, Lickert Victoria, Pouponneau Florent, [2016]. “Introduction : Face à l’international. Textes et pratiques de l’enquête en sciences sociales”, in Johanna Siméant, <i>Guide de l’enquête globale en sciences</i> sociales, Paris, CNRS Editions, pp. 13-31.|| <strong>Session 07 – Conceptual approaches</strong>|| Foucault Michel, Lecture 11 (March 28) in <i>Security, Territry, Population. Lectures at the Collège de France 1978.</i> London/New York : Palgrave-McMillan, pp. 375-392.|| Berenskoetter Felix, [2016], “Unpacking Concepts”, in <i>Concepts in World Politics</i>, Sage, pp. 1-19.|| <strong>Session 08 – Violence, War, Conflicts and Security</strong>|| Hassner Pierre [2012]. “Violences, conflits et guerre : déclin ou mutation ?”, in <i>Les relations internationales</i>, Les Notices de la Documentation française.|| Bigo Didier [2001]. “A Fresh Look at Conflicts” In, Marie-Claude Smouts, <i>The New International Relations. Theory and Practice</i>. London: Hurst, pp. 171-199.|| <strong>Session 09 – Migration, Mobility, Borders</strong>|| Hassner Pierre, [2002]. “Fixed Borders, Moving Borderlands. New Type of Border for a New type of Entity”, in J. Zielonka (ed.),<i> Europe Unbound</i>, London : Routledge, pp.38-50.|| Bonditti Philippe, [2011]. “Tracer les individus, effacer les frontiers”, <i>CERISCOPE Frontières</i>.|| <strong>Session 10 – Development and Progress</strong>|| Hall Stuart, [1996]. « The West and the Rest: Discourse and Power », in S. Hall <i>et al.</i> (dir.), <i>Modernity: An Introduction to