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Foreign Affairs is the flagship magazine of the Council on Foreign Relations, offering in-depth analysis, essays, and policy perspectives on international relations and global affairs. The site features expert articles, op-eds, interviews, and briefs on geopolitics, diplomacy, security, economics, and global governance.
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War on the Rocks
Discussions over drinks with security, defense, and foreign policy insiders and experts. The original War on the Rocks podcast series.
e-ir.info
E-International Relations (e-ir.info) is a free, open-access platform with approachable articles, blog posts, and an extensive encyclopedia on international relations theory and practice. It features explanations of major IR theories, debates, and practical insights for students and scholars.
cfr.org
cfr.org is the online home of the Council on Foreign Relations, a leading nonprofit think tank focused on U.S. foreign policy and global affairs. It provides expert analysis, policy briefs, reports, backgrounders, data, and multimedia on geopolitics, along with events and interactive features.
duckofminerva.com
Duck of Minerva is an academic blog and resource hub for international relations theory, featuring accessible explanations, scholarly commentary, and teaching resources on IR theories and related debates.
The Belfer Center
The Harvard Kennedy School research center covering nuclear security, geopolitics, energy, and technology policy. Its site publishes analyst commentary, policy briefs, and reports you can use to track expert argument on current international security questions.
Global Diplomacy – Diplomacy in the Modern World
The Global Diplomacy course is a unique offering to the MOOC environment. Bringing together cutting edge research in the broad fields of Diplomatic and International Studies, award winning distance learning delivery and the instructors previous experience of delivering a successful MOOC. Please see the volume Global Diplomacy: Theories, Types and Models authored with Dr Alison Holmes, (Westview, 2016), and the Understanding Research Methods MOOC from Coursera. The Global Diplomacy MOOC has a direct heritage in the University of London International Academy/SOAS Global Diplomacy MA Programme launched in April 2013 which have attracted hundreds of students from around the world. The Global Diplomacy MA Programme is provided by the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy which has been teaching postgraduate courses in Diplomacy for over twenty five years. After completing the 'Global Diplomacy' MOOC, learners will have: 1. The ability to demonstrate a critical understanding of the nature and development of global diplomacy, drawing on a variety of relevant contributing disciplines in the broad field of International Studies. 2. An understanding of changes in diplomatic practices and procedures and the relationship of those changes to contemporary politics. 3. A sound grounding in both theoretical and empirical approaches to debates in diplomacy so that students have been exposed to the and skills needed to analyse global diplomacy. 4. knowledge of issues in global diplomacy in historical and contemporary contexts.