Religion and international relations 490-ERS-1RIR
Religion played a significant role in shaping human societies throughout history.
The course covers key topics such as:
-The historical impact of religion on global politics
-Religious diplomacy and the role of faith-based organizations in international relations
-The intersection of religion, nationalism, and identity politics
-The influence of religious ideologies on foreign policy decisions
-Case studies of religious conflicts and interfaith peacebuilding efforts
-The role of secularism and religious pluralism in international governance
By analyzing these themes, students develop a deeper understanding of how religion continues to shape diplomatic strategies, international law, and global security. The course is particularly relevant for those interested in political science, diplomacy, conflict resolution and international relations.
tudy profile: general academic
Form of studies: full-time
Type of item: specialized
Field and discipline of study: social sciences - international relations
Year of study/semester: Erasmus +
Prerequisites: none
Number of hours: 30 hours
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W cyklu 2024:
Religion played a significant role in shaping human societies throughout history. The course covers key topics such as: -The historical impact of religion on global politics By analyzing these themes, students develop a deeper understanding of how religion continues to shape diplomatic strategies, international law, and global security. The course is particularly relevant for those interested in political science, diplomacy, conflict resolution and international relations. Study profile: general academic Form of studies: full-time Type of item: specialized Field and discipline of study: social sciences - international relations Year of study/semester: Erasmus + Prerequisites: none Number of hours: 30 hours |
W cyklu 2025:
Religion played a significant role in shaping human societies throughout history. The course covers key topics such as: -The historical impact of religion on global politics By analyzing these themes, students develop a deeper understanding of how religion continues to shape diplomatic strategies, international law, and global security. The course is particularly relevant for those interested in political science, diplomacy, conflict resolution and international relations. Study profile: general academic Form of studies: full-time Type of item: specialized Field and discipline of study: social sciences - international relations Year of study/semester: Erasmus + Prerequisites: none Number of hours: 30 hours |
Rodzaj przedmiotu
Koordynatorzy przedmiotu
Efekty kształcenia
KP6_WG2 Geographical, political, socio-economic, and legal conditions of international relations
KP6_WG4 Advanced knowledge of the history of international relations and contemporary history
KP6_UW1 Recognizes problems at the international level and their historical context
KP6_UW2 Looks for cause-and-effect relationships between international events
KP6_UK4 Speaks one Western European language at an advanced level (B2 CEFR) and communicates in one Eastern European language at the A1/A2 CEFR level with particular emphasis on the use of specialized vocabulary in the field of international relations
Kryteria oceniania
The following criteria are taken into account before issuing the final grade:
- attendance at classes (you can have one unexcused absence),
- activity during classes (knowledge of the texts discussed, which can be checked with "passes", participation in discussions, group work, general involvement),
- final presentation
Depending on applicable regulations, the final test or final examination may be conducted using electronic tools.
Students are required to comply with the Rector's Ordinance of the University of Białystok regarding the use of artificial intelligence systems in the teaching and learning process, as well as with the guidelines set out in this document. The document is available on the university’s website and has been provided by the course instructor.
Literatura
1) Ager, A., & Ager, J. (2011). Faith and the discourse of secular humanitarianism. Journal of Refugee Studies, 24(3), 456–472.
2) Asad, T. (1993). Genealogies of religion: Discipline and reasons of power in Christianity and Islam. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
3) Blumenberg, H. (1983). The legitimacy of the modern age. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press.
4) Casanova, J. (1994). Public religions in the modern world. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
5) Fitzgerald, T. (2011). Religion and politics in international relations: The modern myth. New York: Continuum International Publishing Group.
6)Huntington, S. P. (1993). The clash of civilizations? Foreign Affairs
Petito, F., & Hatzopoulos, P. (Eds.), (2003). Religion in international relations: The return from exile. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
7)Wilson, E. K. (2012). After secularism: Rethinking religion in global politics. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
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W cyklu 2024:
1) Ager, A., & Ager, J. (2011). Faith and the discourse of secular humanitarianism. Journal of Refugee Studies, 24(3), 456–472. |
W cyklu 2025:
1) Ager, A., & Ager, J. (2011). Faith and the discourse of secular humanitarianism. Journal of Refugee Studies, 24(3), 456–472. |
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