FedericaX: Política global
by Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
This course is part of the IPSAMOOC project, a collaborative effort between Federica Weblearning and IPSA, the International Political Science Association. It investigates the interplay between local disorders and global order, delving into how Western international studies are shifting towards a planetary view of world politics. Emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach, it combines insights from anthropology, history, sociology, economics, and psychology. The course questions whether societies will harmonize despite persistent conflicts, the potential for states to cede sovereignty for greater democratic governance globally, and how the world might trend towards a complexly balanced future.
- The linkage between natural changes (such as demography and climate) and political dynamics.
- The roles of universal organizations versus local power structures in fostering a sustainable future for humanity.
- Strategies to achieve a complex balance conducive to addressing global issues effectively.
There are no prerequisites for this course, making it accessible to anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of global politics.
- Interrelation of environmental and political changes
- Comparison of universal organizations and local structures
- Approaches to achieving a globally sustainable future
- Multidisciplinary perspectives on global movements and politics
The course is suitable for students, professionals, and anyone with an interest in social sciences, global politics, or multidisciplinary studies in global dynamics and governance.
By understanding demography, political changes, and international relations, learners can better appreciate and engage in discussions about global issues, potentially influencing policies and practices in their own communities or on a broader scale. The skills and insights gained can be crucial for those working in policy-making, international relations, education, and non-government organizations.
