DEVELOPMENT STUDIES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. CONTENTSCover page. Contents. Course objectives. Acronym. 5. In her discussions of the different forms of justice, Rama Mani argues that international peacebuilders have sometimes imposed rather than proposed and facilitated. This chapter will concern the rule of law as it relates to thirdparty interventions into violent conflicts peacekeeping missions, humanitarian interventions. Geoeconomics with Chinese Characteristics How Chinas economic might is reshaping world politics 1. Introduction Mark Leonard 2. Chinas geoeconomic power. IndiaJapanAustralia minilateral is inspired by a need to ensure their interests against the current global power transition, it remains limited in its aim. International relations. Introduction. The concept of international relations. The History of IR. International relations theory. 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The challenges of development agenda and Popular support. The first generation of reforms. The second generation of reforms. Conclusion on changing the Development Agenda. To sum up. The development challenges. Inequality. Poverty. Income distribution 3. Unemployment. Environment. Volatility. Conclusion on development challenges. Strategic Development Agenda. Globalization. Measuring globalization. Popular attitudes towards globalization. Pro globalization. Anti globalization. Globalization Challenges. DEVELOPMENT ISSUES Multilateral cooperation. Status of aids for trade. The Rationale for Aid for trade. Managing and Absorbing Large aid Inflows The Role of Trade      Measures. WTO Task Force. The IF Task Force. Main Recommendations of the Aid for Trade Task Force. Instruments of IMF and World Bank Aid for Trade. Regional Co operations. The necessity of regional cooperation. Conclusion. Reference. COURSE OBJECTIVES At the end of this course the student will be knowledgeable about  1Which world agenda that are necessary to be incorporated in Development agenda in order to achieve the Millennium Development goal as anticipated in the  Vision 2. Be able to explain Bilateral and international  Relations and  their Impacts in Development. COURSE DESCRIPTION The aim of this course is retool the student with knowledge about world affairs so that he can critically examine and adapt those relevant ones which can facilitate the development of domestic economies. ACTIVITIES TO CARRY OUT THE PLAN I will attain the objectives of the course in the following manner 1 I will research the issue through collection of references from different sources including websites. I will write a research paper with minimum of 1. SOURCE OF DATA My source for description of this course is  online catalogue from AIU and other relevant sources. ACRONYM CT Critical Theory. DTIS Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies. ECLAC United Nations Economic Commission of Latin America and Caribbean. FDI Foreign Direct Investment. GDP Gross Domestic Product. IF Integrated Framework for Trade related technical Assistance. IGO intergovernmental organization. Fast Track Guitar Drivers Mac. IMF International Monetary Fund. IR International Relations. LDCs Less Developed Countries or developing countries. MDGs Millennium Development Goals. MNC Multinational Cooperation. MVA Manufacturing Value Added. NAFTA North American Free Trade Agreement. NGO Non Governmental Organization. ODA Official Development Assistance. WB World Bank WTO World trade organization. WW II World War Two. UNDP United Nations Development Programmes. U. S. United States of America. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSIntroduction. Development of poor countries once appeared linear, technical and dominated by economics. Layers of complexity and new insights from experience, research, and a more rich mix of disciplinary insights have altered the prescriptions of three decades ago past recognition. The development agenda, when it emerged midway through the last century was separate field of study and practice today it is part of global agenda and core concern of contemporary public policy, governance arrangements likewise have taken new forms in an elaborate tapestry of public and private, national and international local and global institutions. Challenges of globalization and security have transformed social policy issues, and vice versa. In some ways, this has brought full circle the concept of development as the bulwark of security, as it was considered in the aftermath of the World War II. More important, however, developments unfinished business to end poverty everywhere and nurture world of balance peace and equity has never more urgent than today. The above phenomena can be addressed using the tools of international relations. International relations IR is a branch of political science, that deals with foreign affairs and global issues among the states within the international system, including the roles of states, intergovernmental organizations, non governmental organizations NGOs and multinational corporations. Using the same, we can attempt to make an analysis of various strategic agendas for development such things like millennium development goals, globalization, issues of corruptions etc. However, before burying ourselves, deeply in such issues, let us expose ourselves to the concept of international relations and its theories. THE CONCEPT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS International relations IR, is a branch of political science is a study of foreign affairs and global issues among states within the international system, including the roles of states, intergovernmental organizations IGOs, non governmental organizations NGOs, and multinational corporations MNCs. It is both an academic and public policy field, and can be either positive or normative as it both seeks to analyze as well as formulate the foreign policy of particular states. Apart from political science, IR draws upon such diverse fields as economics, history, law, philosophy, geography, sociology, anthropology, psychology and cultural studies. It involves a diverse range of issues, from globalization and its impacts on societies and state sovereignty to ecological sustainability, nuclear proliferation, nationalism, economic development, terrorism, organized crime, human security and human rights. As you can see the IR field is extensive, not easy to cover each and every thing contained in the field. Our attention shall be directed into the world development agendas which shall include globalization and its impacts to the society, to millennium development goals, human security, gender equality, environmental conservations, human rights, etc.