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Actors and issues in the international system 2

Actors and issues in the international system (series 3)

Public Administration 5 minutes 21 seconds Introduction to international relations

Actors in the international system are the individuals and groups that influence global politics, mainly divided into state actors (sovereign countries with authority over territory and decision-making) and non-state actors such as international organizations, NGOs, and multinational corporations that operate beyond government control but still shape global outcomes. These actors interact to address key global issues including conflict and security, international trade, climate change, economic development, and humanitarian challenges, which often require cooperation across borders. The course objective is to help students understand the roles and interactions of these actors, analyze major global issues from multiple perspectives, and develop critical thinking skills to evaluate how global challenges are managed in an interconnected world.

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