MIR 530

Statecraft and Diplomacy

Name: Statecraft and Diplomacy

Course Number: MIR 530

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

MIR 530 Statecraft and Diplomacy explores the historical influences on statecraft and
diplomacy. Through this course, students examine how diplomacy works and apply statecraft
methods and international relations (IR) strategies. Moreover, students learn about the course of American statecraft over the last century, emphasizing historical knowledge, insights, lessons, analogies, and narratives that permeate how the United States interacts with the world.

Learning Outcomes:

Understand the historical forces that shape the United States’ statecraft and
diplomacy in IR.
Apply statecraft methods and strategies in IR.
Develop proficiency in analyzing the United States’ strategic policies and strategic
policy approaches for complex problems.
Critically assess the successes and failures of American statecraft and diplomacy.

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