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PART-1 l International Relations as an Academic Subject l Major Debates between Liberal and Realist
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Liberalism is based on the moral argument that ensuring the right of an individual person to life, liberty and property is the highest goal of government.
Liberalism is a theory of both governments within states and good governance between states and peoples worldwide. The high-water mark of liberal thinking in international relations was reached in the inter-war period in the work of idealists, who believed that warfare was an unnecessary and outmoded way of settling disputes between states.

00:00 Introduction
00:16 Liberal Tradition
01:12 Brief Historical Background
03:50 Basic Assumptions of Liberalism
06:10 Basic Elements of Liberalism
08:11 Core Idea of Liberalism
09:50 Idealist Liberalism
11:26 Post 2nd World War liberalism


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Some Important Books:
International Relations(अंतरराष्ट्रीय सम्बंध )
1) GLOBALIZATION OF WORLD POLITICS by BAYLIS (English)
2) INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN 21ST CENTURY KINDLE VERSION by PUSHPESH PANT (English)
3) International Relations in the 21St Century by Pushpesh Pant (English)
4)International Relations by Pavneet Singh (English)



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