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Yves Schemeil,
Anna Jeannesson,
Hala Soubra,
Adeline Mills,
Agnès Montaufier,
Ivan Badilla,
and
Andres gonzalez
Topics Covered
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Topics Covered
- Political risks
- International risks
- Regional risks
- Intercultural communication
- Institutional and political instability
- Revolutions and civil strife
- Exhaustion of natural resources
- Increasing nuclear risks and cyber risks
- Security issues and disarmament
- The transformation of war
- New polarities, new centers of power
- New norms, new practices
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Enriching course on global risks and threats
This course offers a thorough examination of the various risks and threats in international relations. It is suitable for students, professionals, and anyone interested in global politics. While one reviewer found it somewhat disappointing, another highly recommended it for leaders, aspiring leaders, and policymakers seeking to promote peace and stability.
Provides insights into political risks.
"This course should be taught or learn by leaders, aspiring leaders, or policy makers to fully understand what brings or leads to risk, strife, threats, war, or misunderstanding By so doing, it will go a long way to bring peace and stability to the people."
One reviewer found the course disappointing.
"This course looked promising, but turned out to be very disappointing."
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