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2015 / 2016Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Empire and Power: British Foreign Policy, 1782-Present

CAS HI 533

Credits:
4

Examines the evolution of British foreign policy over time as well as the nature of Great Power rivalry. Key themes include formulation of national diplomatic strategies, policy coordination, diplomatic vs. military considerations, alliance politics, and policy over-stretch. Also offered as CAS IR 514.

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