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  • Généralités

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    Establishment: Faculty of Law and Political Science

    Department: Political science

    Scale: English

    Professor: Dr Bourib Khadidja

    Contact by Email: khadidja.bourib@univ-jijel.dz

  • Course Objectives

    these lessons are instructive for students to practice how to translate academic texts in the political science speciality.All the concepts and texts are related to the lessons they study in Arabic. At the end of this course the student will be able to summarize the main ideas and will compile a good glossary in political science.
  • Prerequisites

    The main problematics related to English in political science in general:

    -Psychological problematics:deconstructing the psychological knot and misperception towards the English language

    -Scientific and practical problematic

    2-Motivation and guidance strategies for studying English in political science

    3- the principal norms for translating political books and articles -Cognitive norms - methodological norms

    4- Applications about texts and articles in English in political science.

  • Course Contents

    First part:How to analyze political text

    Second part:summarizing international relations books

    Third part:Reading,summarizing and analyzing international relations books

    1-James Rosenau,Turbulence in World Politics: A Theory of Change and Continuity

    2-John Ikenberry,Power, Order, and Change in World Politics.

    3-Kenneth Waltz,Man,the State and war:A theoretical analysis.

    4-Stuart J. Kaufman,Richard Little,William Wohlforth, The  Balance of Power in World History

     

  • First part:How to analyze political text

  • Second part:summarizing international relations books

  • Third part:Reading,summarizing and analyzing international relations books

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