Předmět International Relations Theory and Energy Security (ESS419)

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Cíl

The students will be familiarized with main theoretical approaches to energy security in International Relations (IR). The aim of the Course is to provide an overview of intellectual history of energy security, to present various conceptualizations of this notion and to demonstrate definitional interconnections between its particular concepts and IR theories. The framework is set up by the review of the main IR theoretical debates and the presentation of “general security” conceptual issues and traditionalist vs. wideners/deepeners dispute in the beginning of the Course. Afterwards, the two dominant approaches to energy security, strategic and market approaches, stemming from rationalist theories of (neo)realism and (neo)liberalism are scrutinized. Following lectures are focused on constructivist and critical approaches to energy security. Thus, students acquire a better understanding of the topic, which allows them to use the concepts and the theories in an informed and creative way. The active participation of students in seminars is therefore considered as crucial.

Osnova

Course Structure: (1) Theories of IR: Introduction to Basic Theories and Debates (2) Conceptualization of (Energy) Security in IR (3) Realism: National Interest, Power and Anarchy (4) Liberalism: Rational Egoists And Institutions (5) Culturalism and English School: A Response to Realist Camp (6) Constructivism: What a Difference Ideas Make (7) Copenhagen School: Theory of Securitization and Sector Approach (8) Critical Approaches: Inequality and Emancipation in World Politics.

Literatura

BOOTH, Ken. Theory of world security. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007. xviii, 489. ISBN 9780521543170. infoNYE, Joseph S. a Robert O. KEOHANE. Power and interdependence. 3rd ed. New York: Longman, 2001. xviii, 334. ISBN 0-321-04857-1. infoMEARSHEIMER, John J. The tragedy of Great Power politics. New York: Norton, 2001. xvi, 555 s. ISBN 0-393-02025-8. infoBUZAN, Barry, Ole WAEVER a Jaap de WILDE. Security :a new framework for analysis. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1998. viii, 239. ISBN 1-55587-784-2. infoKATZENSTEIN, Peter, J. The Culture of National Security: Norms and Identity in World Politics. New York, 1996. Columbia University Press. info

Požadavky

There are no prerequisites for this course.This course is open to all students without any prior conditions.

Garant

Mgr. Filip Černoch, Ph.D.

Vyučující

Mgr. Petr OcelíkMgr. Lukáš Lehotský