Which subjects are taught at graduation level in International Relations ? How has the course curriculum evolved in the past few years?

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    Prerit Kohli I'm creative, passionate and hard working | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    Hello,
    International relations at graduation level mostly focus on the trade with between countries. But the course has evolved significantly over past few years with the dynamic nature of how things work internationally.
    Now the focus is shifting from proper trade to social change and its impact on the relations between the country.
    The course now also talks about how finance works between countries. The concept of transfer pricing in the international relations is introduced as per the revised and new curriculum.
    The subjects talk about globalisation, finance, marketing, the social-economic impact between countries.
    This gives an overvie
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