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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Global Politics by Università di Napoli Federico II

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About the Course

The course explains why international studies originating from the West are currently evolving towards a planetary approach to World politics, with a particular focus on global order and local disorders. Thinking globally helps explain new linkages between changes in the natural environment (demography, climate) and transformations of institutional designs. Will societies and peoples find a way to get along together in the long run despite intractable conflicts and divergence of social and national interests? Will States delegate enough sovereignty to universal organizations, breaking definitely with Hobbes’ constant (no transfer of power beyond national borders)? Will the World ever be governed, and more democratically governed? To answer this series of central questions, global politics draws on anthropology, history, sociology, economics and psychology. A mix of paradigms comforts this mix of disciplines, since no single approach may suffice to explain global issues. Combining various ways of thinking is conducive to a fuller account of the myriads of transactions that make the planet evolve towards a more complex equilibrium....

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By Mujeeb A

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Sep 10, 2023

I have completed this course of Global Politics...This course is very helpful and have advance knowledge, best instructors..This course help me to understand the key elements of Global Politics.. Also Coursera is a great online educational platform. .Really a nice experience on this platform

By Joshua S

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Feb 5, 2024

I enjoyed this course a lot. Thank you for instructing. This type of social science education is essential for navigating the nuances of global politics internationally.

By Karla A d A

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Dec 29, 2023

Excellent, j'aimerais faire un autre cours avec le professeur.

By Haresh S

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Feb 14, 2024

The course is perfect. Thank you very much.

By Alexandre R

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Oct 24, 2023

It cannot be called a "course". It alternates between digressions of little or no relevance, some moments of alienation from reality and, at other moments, it flirts very closely with an apology for totalitarianism. Ironically, it reflects global politics well.

By Mike J

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Nov 28, 2023

An English language course with a French speaking prof? Give me a break.