A country moves into the neighborhood. An agreement is already signed. Explain it through five international relations approaches, investigate an escort puzzle, and revise your advice as the evidence changes. Test a renewal proposal against consent, capacity, and competing interests, then take your reasoning to a new case.
Created by Yoav Duman · Fictional world, real IR concepts
Introductory IRTwo parts · about 135 minutesSave and resumeNo account needed
01 / Explain
One agreement. Competing accounts.
Use realism, three liberal approaches, and constructivism to explain why the same agreement was adopted.
02 / Investigate
Similar escorts. Different reactions.
Commit to an explanation, open new evidence, and decide what to retain or revise.
03 / Advise
A proposal with consequences.
Negotiate consent and practical limits, then test your reasoning in a new satellite case.
Enter the regional evidence desk.
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Allow about 60 minutes for Part A and 75 for Part B, or split them across sessions. These are design estimates; adjust after a student pilot. The 56 focused screens include 40 required written responses and eight knowledge checks. Assess evidence, mechanisms, rival explanations, and revision. Completion checks do not grade written arguments.
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