COURSE PROGRAM
1. INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
2. THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM
3. NEW RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
4. INTERNAL AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SYSTEM
5. MAIN APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
6. DISTINCTIVE CRITERIA OF INTERNATIONAL SYSTEMS
7. CULTURAL DIMENSION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
8. INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
9. UN AND COLLECTIVE SECURITY
10. ORIGIN OF MODERN ORDERS
11. NATURAL LAW
12. JUSTICE
13. THE STATE
14. ELEMENTS OF THE STATE
15. INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION OF THE STATE
16. CONSTITUTION, MODELS
17. ITALIAN CONSTITUTION
18. HUMAN RIGHTS
19. HISTORICAL PHILOSOPHICAL ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:
to. Judaism;
b. PRESOCRATIC GREECE;
c. GREECE SOPHISTICS;
d. SOCRATES;
is. PLATO;
f. ARISTOTLE;
g. HELLENISTIC AGE;
h. ROMAN STOICISM;
the. SKEPTICISM;
j. CHRISTIANITY;
k. THOUGHT OF SANT’AGOSTINO;
L. HIGH MIDDLE AGE;
m. THE CANONISTS;
n. MIDDLE AGES;
or. TOMMASO D’AQUINO;
p. SCHOOL OF GLOSSATORS;
q. RENAISSANCE;
r. PROTESTANT REFORM;
s. LEGAL ILLUMINISM;
t. LEGAL POSITIVISM AND CRITICS;
u. LEGAL SOCIOLOGISM;
v. AMERICAN LEGAL REALISM.
20. EUROPEAN STATES
21. USA AND CANADA
22. LATIN AMERICA
23. AFRICAN, ASIAN AND OCEANIC STATES
24. EUROPE AND HUMAN RIGHTS
25. EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
26. PROTECTION AND PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE EU

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