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International Politics, BA, Lecture notes of International relations

International relations

QAA Politics and International Relations ... to equip students with an understanding of the international and ... how international affairs have evolved.

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PROGRAMME APPROVAL FORM

SECTION 1 – THE PROGRAMME SPECIFICATION

1. Programme title and designation International Politics 2. Final award

Award Title Credit value

ECTS

equivalent

Any special criteria

BA International Politics 360 180 N/A

3. Nested award

Award Title Credit value

ECTS

equivalent

Any special criteria

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

4. Exit award

Award Title Credit value

ECTS

equivalent

Any special criteria

Ordinary Degree International Politics 300 150 N/a

UG Diploma International Politics 240 120 n/a

UG Certificate International Politics 120 60 n/a

5. Level in the qualifications framework H 6. Attendance

Full-time Part-time Distance learning Mode of attendance √ √ N/A

Minimum length of programme 3 years 6 years N/A

Maximum length of programme 6 years^ 10 years^ N/A

7. Awarding institution/body King’s College London 8. Teaching institution King’s College London 9. Proposing department Department of Political Economy 10. Programme organiser and contact details

Professor Ken Young [email protected]

11. UCAS code (if appropriate) L 12. Relevant QAA subject benchmark/ professional and statutory body guidelines

QAA Politics and International Relations Benchmark

13. Date of production of specification (^) June 2010; revised June 2011; revised April 2012; revised March 2013; revised February

PAF initially approved: 4 October 2010 PAF modified re: optional modules: 7 June 2011 PAF modified re: language modules: 22 June 2011 & 31 August 2011 PAF modified by QAS for 2012/13: 1st August 2012 PAF modified re: removal of FdA: 14 September 2012 PAF finalised for 2012/13: 18 September 2012 PAF modified re: module: 19 April 2013 PAF finalised for 2013/14: 19 November 2013

14. Date of programme review 2016 /1 7

15. Educational aims of the programme i.e what is the purpose of the programme and general statements about the learning that takes place over the duration of the programme

The aims of the BA in International Politics are:

to provide students with a thorough grounding in political ideas, history and institutions and the interaction between them
to equip students with an understanding of the international and comparative context of political events and processes
to provide students with a range of conceptual tools for political analysis
to provide students with an understanding to the relationship between political and economic processes, institutions and ideas

16. Educational objectives of the programme/programme outcomes (as relevant to the SEEC Credit Level Descriptors)

The programme provides opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate knowledge and understanding and skills in the following areas:

Knowledge and understanding

The programme provides a knowledge and understanding of the following:

the ways in which concepts are used to illuminate issues of power, conflict and legitimacy
how political events and processes are understood in an international and comparative context
the ways in which political events and processes are subject to different and contested interpretations
how international affairs have evolved since 1945

These are achieved through the following teaching/learning methods and strategies :

Knowledge and understanding in these areas is acquired through a combination of:

lectures designed to provide students with the basis for understanding key approaches in political studies
classes, small group discussions and syndicate work
independent study focused on key essential and supplementary reading
an individual research project to be submitted for the dissertation
option modules selected to provide depth of understanding of international issues

Assessment: PAF initially approved: 4 October 2010 PAF modified re: optional modules: 7 June 2011 PAF modified re: language modules: 22 June 2011 & 31 August 2011 PAF modified by QAS for 2012/13: 1st August 2012 PAF modified re: removal of FdA: 14 September 2012 PAF finalised for 2012/13: 18 September 2012 PAF modified re: module: 19 April 2013 PAF finalised for 2013/14: 19 November 2013

Assessment will be by a mix of assessment methods, including unseen examinations, extended essays, both formative and summative, and oral presentations. The areas of study in which these are acquired are shown in the attached annex

Skills and other attributes

Intellectual Skills:

the ability to compare and contrast the ways in which political issues arise and are approached in different political systems
the ability to gather, assess and deploy evidence from a variety of primary and secondary sources
the ability to construct a reasoned argument
the ability to manage learning critically and independently
the ability to plan, develop and undertake a substantial independent study

These are achieved through the following teaching/learning methods and strategies :

Intellectual skills are developed through the teaching and learning strategies deployed in this programme, which are designed to facilitate the students’ acquisition of relevant knowledge and understanding, together with the development of appropriate critical skills; specifically by:

independent critical reading and thinking in preparation for lectures, classes and assignments
peer group discussion
collaborative work in groups
preparation of work for presentation to programme members
preparation and development of an extended essay or dissertation

Assessment: Intellectual skills are assessed by a mix of assessment methods, including unseen examinations, extended essays, both formative and summative, and oral presentations. The ability to plan, develop and undertake an individual study is formally assessed by the dissertation and informally in the workshops on project preparation.

The areas of study in which these are acquired are shown in the attached annex

Practical Skills :

the ability to present findings in a professional manner, both orally and in writing
the ability to identify and source and assess secondary literature and primary research material
the ability to use appropriate information technology for gathering, processing and presenting material

These are acquired through the following teaching/learning methods and strategies :

Practical skills are developed through the teaching and learning programme which gives specific attention to basic research and literature acquisition skills as well as to competence in a modern foreign language. The dissertation is also key to the acquisition of a high standard of presentation skill.

Assessment: Practical skills are formally assessed by coursework and informally by presentations, using IT appropriately as an adjunct to oral delivery, as well as in the submission of the dissertation.

The areas of study in which these are acquired are shown in the attached annex

Generic/transferable skills :

The ability to tackle problems in a rigorous and open-minded fashion, in a spirit of critical enquiry
The development of effective and sustainable independent learning skills
the ability to work effectively as a member of a team
the ability to manage time and tasks independently but with the support of peers and supervisors
the ability to make effective use of IT
the ability to present findings to audiences with clarity and confidence

These are achieved through the following teaching/learning methods and strategies :

Generic and transferable skills are developed throughout the teaching and learning programme outlined above and specifically through individual and group assignments in the core modules and, where applicable, across the spectrum of option modules.

Assessment: Generic and transferable skills are informally assessed primarily through coursework assignments and exercises, where students are required to work both jointly and individually.

The areas of study in which these are acquired are shown in the attached annex

17. Statement of how the programme has been informed by the relevant subject benchmark statement(s)/professional and statutory body guidelines

The relevant subject benchmark statement is that for Politics and International Studies and regard has been paid to the Revised (2007) Honours statement for that discipline (QAA 162 02/07), both as regard coverage of the subject, knowledge and understanding of the subject, skills , and standards and levels of achievement.

The Subject Benchmark acknowledges the broad, fluid and contested scope of the subject, while assuming a somewhat rigid distinction between ‘politics’ and ‘international relations’. This programme is designed to span that boundary by introducing students to the study of politics in its European and global settings. The starting point is that the study of politics is concerned with developing a knowledge and understanding of government and society. The interaction of people, ideas and institutions is central to shaping the outcomes of political processes and government decision-making at many levels, global, regional, national, local and sectoral.

In accordance with the Subject Benchmark, this programme gives a central place to questions of political order and decision making. The programme will equip students to think critically and independently about these issues and to develop the range of skills that will support their intellectual, vocational and personal development. They will be able to gather, organise and deploy evidence, discriminate appropriately to synthesise relevant information, construct reasoned arguments and reflect on their own learning so as to be better equipped for life-long learning.

18. In the case of joint honours programmes please provide a rationale for the particular subject combination, either educational or academic

N/A

Programme structure

Programme structure FOR BA IP STUDENTS ADMITTED IN SEPTEMBER 2012 (i.e. students whose second year is 2013/14 and third year 2014/15) Please complete the following table and, if appropriate, include joint, major/minor or other variations Title = title of each module available for the programme, plus its credit level and credit value Status = please indicate whether the module is introductory, core, compulsory or optional for each type of programme. For postgraduate programmes use the "single honours" column Assessment = please indicate in broad terms the assessment for the module eg written examinations, coursework (Note: the availability of optional modules may vary slightly from year to year; the following are the modules available at the commencement of the programme) Code Title Credit level

Credit value

Status (I, Cr, Cp, CrCp, O P) for each type of module

Assessment

Single honour s

Joint honours

Major / minor

Full-time study First Year 4SSPP101 Studying Politics 4 15 Cr Essay, written examination & A&P 4SSPP102 World Politics since 1945 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination & A&P 4SSPP103 Comparing Political Systems 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination & A&P 4SSPP104 Introduction to Political Theory 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination & A&P 4SSPP107 Reading Politics 4 15 Cp Book review essays & A&P (Suspension)

Second Year 5SSPP201 Political Economy: Concepts and Issues

5 15 O Essay, written examination & A&P

5SSPP202 Modern Political Thought: Order and Conflict in the Modern State

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP203 International Civil Society 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP204 Extended Essay 5 15 O Essay 5SSPP205 Political Change in Europe 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP206 Research Methods for Politics 5 15 Cp Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP208 The International Politics of Energy 5 15 O Written exam, coursework and A&P 5SSPP209 The Political Theory of Capitalism 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP211 Institutions, Economics and Change

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP212 The Politics of Foreign Policy 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP215 Ethics, Economics and Environmental Protection

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP223 Issues in International Politics 5 15 Cp Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP224 Non - State Actors and the International Politics of Disaster

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP225 The Economics of Politics 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP229 Political Analysis 5 15 Cp Essay, Examination Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules (

5 15 O Varies

credits) Varies Modern Foreign Language 5 15 O Oral and written examination

Third year 6SSPP303 Advanced Research Methods for Politics

6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P 6SSPP304 Political Economy: Advanced Analysis

6 15 O Essay

6SSPP305 The Politics of Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP306 Democracy and its Critics 6 15 O Essay 6SSPP307 Neoliberalism: The Political Power of Economic Ideas

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP308 The Political Economy of International Regulation

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP309 Religion and Politics 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP310 Varieties of Capitalism: States, Markets and Public Policy

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP311 Corruption: Theory and Practice 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP312 Dissertation 6 60 Cr Written dissertation and presentation 6SSPP314 Commerce, Liberty and Virtue: Commercial Society and Its Critics

6 15 O Essays

6SSPP325 Democracy and Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP326 The Politics of Culture and Identity 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP328 Advanced issues in International 6 15 O Essay, written examination and

Politics A&P 6SSPP329 The Economics of Crime 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP330 Economic Policy-making 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP331 Advanced Issues in Comparative Politics

6 15 O Coursework

6SSPP332 Behavioural Political Economy 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP334 Liberty, Equality and Justice 6 15 O Coursework, written examination 6SSPP335 Liberalism 6 15 O Coursework, written examination 6SSPP336 Peace Science 6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P 6SSPP337 Twentieth Century Political Thought

6 15 O Coursework, written examination

6SSPP338 The Political Economy of Sport 6 15 O Coursework, A&P 6SSPP339 The Political Economy of the Financial Crisis

6 15 O Essay, written examination

6SSPP340 Topics in Political Economy 6 15 O Coursework, written examination 6SSPP341 Global Power Europe 6 15 O Coursework, written examination 6SSPP342 International Institutions, Global Governance and World Order

6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P 6SSPP344 Ethics and Economics 6 15 O Coursework 6SSPP346 Global Science Policy 6 15 O Coursework Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules ( credits)

6 15 O Varies

If a Masters programme, are level 6 credit levels permitted within the programme? N/A

Maximum number of credits permitted with a condoned fail (core modules excluded) 45 Are students permitted to take any additional credits, as per regulations A3? Yes Are there any exceptions to the regulations regarding credits, progression or award requirements? No Other relevant information to explain the programme structure

The programme builds upon the recently-approved Foundation Degree in International Studies, for which it provides the third year progression opportunity that allows Foundation Degree students to gain an honours BA. The structure of the degree therefore builds upon that programme while at the same time providing a free-standing three year undergraduate programme. The principal difference at the second year is that former Foundation Degree students will have undertaken a work placement and a short dissertation, while those who enter the BA directly at year 1 will enjoy a wider range of option choices and will no longer do a work placement. The level 6 modules are designed to provide a significant deepening of the analytical content through training in research methods and political analysis while at the same time providing an opportunity for the student to demonstrate their abilities through the completion of a substantial piece of individual research.

Programme structure FOR BA IP STUDENTS ADMITTED IN SEPTEMBER 2013 (i.e. students whose second year is 2014/15 and third year 2015/16) Please complete the following table and, if appropriate, include joint, major/minor or other variations Title = title of each module available for the programme, plus its credit level and credit value Status = please indicate whether the module is introductory, core, compulsory or optional for each type of programme. For postgraduate programmes use the "single honours" column Assessment = please indicate in broad terms the assessment for the module eg written examinations, coursework (Note: the availability of optional modules may vary slightly from year to year; the following are the modules available at the commencement of the programme) Code Title Credit level

Credit value

Status (I, Cr, Cp, CrCp, O P) for each type of module

Assessment

Single honour s

Joint honours

Major / minor

Second Year 5SSPP201 Political Economy: Concepts and Issues

5 15 O Essay, written examination & A&P

5SSPP202 Modern Political Thought: Order and Conflict in the Modern State

5 15 O written examination

5SSPP203 International Civil Society 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP204 Extended Essay 5 15 O Essay 5SSPP205 Political Change in Europe 5 15 O Essay, written examination 5SSPP206 Research Methods for Politics 5 15 Cp Essay, written examination 5SSPP208 The International Politics of Energy

5 15 O Written exam, coursework and A&P

5SSPP209 The Political Theory of Capitalism 5 15 O Essay, written examination 5SSPP210 Stability and Change in Post- Colonial Nations

5 15 O Essay, written examination

5SSPP211 Institutions, Economics and Change

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP212 The Politics of Foreign Policy 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP215 Ethics, Economics and Environmental Protection

5 15 O Essay, written examination

5SSPP223 Issues in International Politics 5 15 Cp Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP224 Non - State Actors and the International Politics of Disaster

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP225 The Economics of Politics 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP226 Globalisation & International Trade

5 15 O Essay, written examination

5SSPP227 Game Theory and Strategic Decision-making

5 15 O Examination, A&P

5SSPP230 European Union: Power, Politics and Economics

5 15 O Coursework, written examination

Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules (30 credits)

5 15 O Varies

Varies Modern Foreign Language 5 15 O Oral and written examination

Third year 6SSPP303 Advanced Research Methods for Politics

6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P

6SSPP304 Political Economy: Advanced Analysis

6 15 O Essay, written examination

6SSPP305 The Politics of Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP306 Democracy and its Critics 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP307 Neoliberalism: The Political Power of Economic Ideas

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP308 The Political Economy of International Regulation

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP309 Religion and Politics 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP310 Varieties of Capitalism: States, Markets and Public Policy

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP311 Corruption: Theory and Practice 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP312 Dissertation 6 60 Cr Written dissertation and presentation 6SSPP314 Commerce, Liberty and Virtue: Commercial Society and Its Critics

6 15 O Essays and A&P

6SSPP325 Democracy and Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP326 The Politics of Culture and Identity

6 15 O Essay, written examination

6SSPP328 Advanced issues in International Politics

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP329 The Economics of Crime 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP330 Economic Policy-making 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP331 Advanced Issues in Comparative Politics

6 15 O Coursework

6 15 O Coursework, written examination

6SSPP338 The Political Economy of Sport 6 15 O Coursework, A&P 6SSPP339 The Political Economy of the Financial Crisis

6 15 O Essay, written examination

6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P

6SSPP344 Ethics and Economics 6 15 O Coursework 6SSPP346 Global Science Policy 6 15 O Coursework Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules (30 credits)

5 15 O Varies

If a Masters programme, are level 6 credit levels permitted within the programme? N/A Maximum number of credits permitted with a condoned fail (core modules excluded) 45 Are students permitted to take any additional credits, as per regulations A 3? Yes Are there any exceptions to the regulations regarding credits, progression or award requirements? No Other relevant information to explain the programme structure

Programme structure FOR BA IP STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM SEPTEMBER 2014 (i.e. students whose second year is 2015/16 and third year 2016/17) AND ONWARDS Please complete the following table and, if appropriate, include joint, major/minor or other variations Title = title of each module available for the programme, plus its credit level and credit value Status = please indicate whether the module is introductory, core, compulsory or optional for each type of programme. For postgraduate programmes use the "single honours" column Assessment = please indicate in broad terms the assessment for the module eg written examinations, coursework (Note: the availability of optional modules may vary slightly from year to year; the following are the modules available at the commencement of the programme) Code Title Credit level

Credit value

Status (I, Cr, Cp, CrCp, O P) for each type of module

Assessment

Single honour s

Joint honours

Major / minor

Full-time study First Year 4SSPP101 Studying Politics 4 15 Cr Essay, written examination 4SSPP102 World Politics since 1945 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination & A&P 4SSPP103 Comparing Political Systems 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination 4SSPP104 Introduction to Political Theory 4 30 Cp Essay, written examination 4SSPP108 Research Methods in Politics 4 15 Cp Coursework

Second Year 5SSPP201 Political Economy: Concepts and Issues

5 15 O Essay, written examination & A&P

5SSPP202 Modern Political Thought: Order and Conflict in the Modern State

5 15 O written examination

5SSPP203 International Civil Society 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP204 Extended Essay 5 15 O Essay 5SSPP205 Political Change in Europe 5 15 O Essay, written examination 5SSPP208 The International Politics of Energy 5 15 O Written exam, coursework and A&P 5SSPP209 The Political Theory of Capitalism 5 15 O Essay, written examination 5SSPP210 Stability and Change in Post- Colonial Nations

5 15 O Essay, written examination

5SSPP211 Institutions, Economics and Change

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP212 The Politics of Foreign Policy 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP215 Ethics, Economics and Environmental Protection

5 15 O Essay, written examination

5SSPP223 Issues in International Politics 5 15 Cp Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP224 Non - State Actors and the International Politics of Disaster

5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

5SSPP225 The Economics of Politics 5 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 5SSPP226 Globalisation & International Trade 5 15 O Essay, written examination 5SSPP227 Game Theory and Strategic Decision-making

5 15 O Examination, A&P

5SSPP229 Political Analysis 5 15 Cp Written examination, coursework 5SSPP230 European Union: Power, Politics and Economics

5 15 O Examination, coursework

Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules ( credits)

5 15 O Varies

Varies Modern Foreign Language 5 15 O Oral and written examination

Third year

6SSPP304 Political Economy: Advanced Analysis

6 15 O Essay

6SSPP305 The Politics of Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP306 Democracy and its Critics 6 15 O Essay 6SSPP307 Neoliberalism: The Political Power of Economic Ideas

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP308 The Political Economy of International Regulation

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP309 Religion and Politics 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP310 Varieties of Capitalism: States, Markets and Public Policy

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6 15 O Essays

6SSPP325 Democracy and Development 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP326 The Politics of Culture and Identity 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP328 Advanced issues in International Politics

6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P

6SSPP329 The Economics of Crime 6 15 O Essay, written examination 6SSPP330 Economic Policy-making 6 15 O Essay, written examination and A&P 6SSPP331 Advanced Issues in Comparative Politics

6 15 O Coursework

6SSPP337 Twentieth Century Political Thought

6 15 O Coursework, written examination

6SSPP338 The Political Economy of Sport 6 15 O Coursework, A&P 6SSPP339 The Political Economy of the Financial Crisis

6 15 O Essay, written examination

6 15 O Coursework, written examination and A&P

6SSPP344 Ethics and Economics 6 15 O Coursework 6SSPP346 Global Science Policy 6 15 O Coursework Varies An approved KCL optional module, up to a total of 2 such modules ( credits)

5 15 O Varies

enjoy a wider range of option choices and will no longer do a work placement. The level 6 modules are designed to provide a significant deepening of the analytical content through training in research methods and political analysis while at the same time providing an opportunity for the student to demonstrate their abilities through the completion of a substantial piece of individual research.

20. Marking criteria

The College’s generic criteria for assessment of undergraduate work apply to the assessment of this Programme.

21. Will this Programme Board of Examiners report to an existing Board, and if so, which one? If a new programme Board of Examiners is to be set up, please note name of the Board here.

A new Politics Board of Examiners has been established for this and related programmes.

22. Please confirm that the process for nominating External Examiners has commenced, and, if known, note who the nominated External Examiners may be

Professor Richard Grayson (Goldsmiths) and Professor David Howarth (University of Edinburgh) are the current external examiners.

24. Particular features of the programme which help to reduce the barriers experienced by disabled students and ensure that the programme is accessible to all students who meet the entry requirements

All sessions are taught in Strand or Waterloo main buildings, which are accessible to students with disabilities. Teaching staff are located in a building which is also accessible to students with mobility problems. Mobility issues will be taken into account in arranging student placements.

Apart from the College’s Disability Support Team, academic staff provide more general pastoral care to students with disabilities. All students will have one member of the Department’s academic staff as their Personal Tutor. It is the department’s practice to post all lecture material and required reading on WebCT (Blackboard) and lecture handouts are provided in advance to students with disabilities who request this.

Staff liaise with the School’s disability advisor, on any issue affecting a disabled student and all students have access to Student Welfare Services.

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PROGRAMME APPROVAL FORM

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ECTS

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