Master in International Relations and International Protection of Human Rights

The main purposes of course are:

• Give the students a high specialization in international relations;

• Contribute to the development of specific skills relating to international protection of human rights ;

• Be a point of reference for those who, having already done in other studies subjects social, legal, educational, or intend to specialize deepen their expertise in the field of international relations and human rights.

The arguments of course are:

• International Law

• International Organizations,

• The United Nations system,

• Intercontinental organizations,

• The European Union,

• International NGOs,

• Theories of International Trade,

• International Monetary Economics,

• Growth, economic development and trade,

• Globalization and financial crises,

• The genesis of the International Protection of Human Rights,

• Principles and fundamental concepts for the protection of human rights,

• Tools and mechanisms for the protection of human rights at international and European level,

• Human rights and peace-keeping,

• International Humanitarian Law and International Criminal Justice,

• International relations between the wars,

• Cold War years,

• The post-bipolar system,

• The contemporary world