Topic:Diplomatic History
The Department of Diplomatic History was created on 9 September 2008 as a home for the study of diplomacy, foreign affairs, and international relations within the School of History. Lessons will detail specific topics in diplomacy throughout civilized history. The foreign affairs and diplomatic policy of individual nations will be included along with international relations on a global scale through history. Please contact Dr. Jason Denelder via the talk page for more information or assistance.
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This is a listing of the various topics to be offered in the Department of Diplomatic History, along with individual lesson plans listed beneath.
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1000 Series: International Diplomatic Studies
1100 Series: United States Diplomatic Studies
- DIPL 1101: Introduction to American Foreign Policy
- DIPL 1102: American Foreign Policy 1775-1820
- DIPL 1103: American Foreign Policy 1821-1880
- DIPL 1104: American Foreign Policy 1881-1920
- DIPL 1105: American Foreign Policy 1920-1949
- DIPL 1106: American Foreign Policy 1950-1979
- DIPL 1107: American Foreign Policy 1980-Present
1200 Series: United Kingdom Diplomatic Series
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[edit] Department News
- 9 September 2008: The Department of Diplomatic History is created.
