Introduction to Diplomacy
2
2017-2018
01620598
Political Science – International Relations
Portuguese
Face-to-face
SEMESTRIAL
4.0
Compulsory
1st Cycle Studies
Recommended Prerequisites
NA
Teaching Methods
The course combines theory and seminars. After being introduced to the theory, students are expected to present case studies.
Evaluation: General regime (final exam – 100%) or continuous evaluation (essays and participation in class – 100%).
Learning Outcomes
Overall objectives:
Exploring the theoretical and empirical framing of diplomatic activity, this course aims at providing the basic analytical tools for understanding the various dimensions of diplomatic making.
Specific objectives :
Gaining knowledge on the following topics: classical diplomacy; economic diplomacy; public diplomacy; humanitarian diplomacy; environmental diplomacy; security diplomacy; cultural diplomacy.
Generic competencies:
The discipline aims at assuring that the student acquires theoretical knowledge and analytical skills.
Specific competencies:
Competencies for discussing and interpreting the dynamics inherent to diplomatic activity in theory and practice.
Work Placement(s)
NoSyllabus
• Theoretical and conceptual framework.
• Decision-making models.
• Bilateral and multilateral diplomacy.
• Classical diplomacy; economic diplomacy; public diplomacy; humanitarian diplomacy; environmental diplomacy; security diplomacy.
• Cultural diplomacy.
• Case-studies.
Head Lecturer(s)
Carmen Isabel de Oliveira Amado Mendes
Assessment Methods
General regime
Exam: 100.0%
Continuous evaluation
essays and participation in class : 100.0%
Bibliography
• Berridge, G.R., Diplomacy: Theory and Practice, 2ª ed., Palgrave, Londres, 2002. [BP 327 BER]
• Magalhães, José Calvet de, A diplomacia pura, Bertrand Editora, Venda Nova, 1995. [BP 327 MAG]
• Magalhães, José Calvet de, Manual diplomático: direito diplomático, prática diplomática, 4ª ed., Editorial Bizâncio, Lisboa, 2001. [BP 327 MAG]