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Voor dit vak had ik 14/20 Lesnotities in de vorm van een samenvatting, met de structuur van de powerpoint en de foto's van de slides voor "History of International Relations", gegeven door Jorg Kustermans in de 2e bachelor politieke wetenschappen of master internationale betrekkingen en diplomatie Schooljaar Engelse samenvatting met hier en daar Nederlandse uitleg

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History of international relations
Course outline

• Introduction

• Five sessions on non-European international systems

• China and East Asia // India and Indianization // The Muslim Caliphates // The Mongol
Khanates // Africa

• Two sessions on how Europe came to rule the world

• European expansion // Belgian colonialism

• Three sessions on the European-Global international system

• Global governance in the nineteenth century // The League of Nations and its ‘failure’
// The United Nations and decolonization

We can answer the exam in English or Dutch


Inhoudsopgave

Les 1: Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 5

Outline of today’s class .......................................................................................................................5

1. History of International Relations: Why? .........................................................................................5
1.1 Historical legacies, “historische erfenis” ........................................................................................5
1.2 The politics of historical memories, “politiek geheugen” ..................................................................6
1.3 The contingency of moral ideas and social arrangements ................................................................7
1.4 The lessons from history .............................................................................................................8

2. History of International Relations: What? ........................................................................................8
2.1 IR as a scholarly discipline is ‘presentist’ ........................................................................................9
IR as a scholarly discipline is ‘Eurocentric’ ...........................................................................................9
2.2 What is an ‘international system’? What is ‘the logic’ of the international system? ..............................9

3. History of International Relations: How? ....................................................................................... 11

Les 2: China and East Asia.................................................................................................................13

Structure ......................................................................................................................................... 13

1. Introduction: what is China?........................................................................................................ 13

2. The ‘Warring states period’ ......................................................................................................... 15

3. The development of the Chinese state .......................................................................................... 18
3.1 Han dynasty ............................................................................................................................ 18
3.2 Tang dynasty........................................................................................................................... 20



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, 3.3 Song dynasty .......................................................................................................................... 21
3.4 Yuan dynasty .......................................................................................................................... 21
3.5 Ming dynasty .......................................................................................................................... 21
3.6 Qing dynasty ........................................................................................................................... 23

4. The overland system .................................................................................................................. 24

5. The tribute system ..................................................................................................................... 25

6. A Japanese international system → just read ................................................................................. 27
6.1 Tokugawa period ..................................................................................................................... 27

Les 3: India and Indianization ............................................................................................................27

Structure of today’s session ............................................................................................................... 27

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 27

2. Vedic India ............................................................................................................................... 30

3. Classical India ..........................................................................................................................33

3.1 Alexander the Great ................................................................................................................. 33
3.2 The Mauryan empire ................................................................................................................ 33
3.3 The Gupta dynasty ................................................................................................................... 34

4. Indianization............................................................................................................................. 36

5. The Mughal Empire ................................................................................................................... 37

6. India as an international system .................................................................................................. 39

Les 4: The Muslim Caliphates, 22 oktober ............................................................................................41

Structure ......................................................................................................................................... 41

1. Quotes (not in the handbook) ......................................................................................................... 41

2. The Arab expansion ....................................................................................................................... 42

3. The Umayyads and the Abbasids ..................................................................................................... 46

4. The Arabs in Spain......................................................................................................................... 47

5. An international system of caliphates .............................................................................................. 49

6. The Ottoman Empire ..................................................................................................................... 51

Les 29 oktober: The Mongol Khanates ................................................................................................53

Structure of today’s session ............................................................................................................... 53

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 53

2. From Temüjin to Genghis Khan ....................................................................................................... 55

3. A nomadic state............................................................................................................................ 56

4. How to conquer the world .............................................................................................................. 59

5. Dividing it all up ............................................................................................................................ 61



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, 6. An international system of khanates ................................................................................................ 63

Les 5 november: Africa ....................................................................................................................64

Structure of today’s session ............................................................................................................... 64

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 65

2. The Nile River Valley (difficult chapter to explain says prof) .......................................................... 69
2.1 Pharaonic Egypt ...................................................................................................................... 69
2.2 Kingdom of Nubia .................................................................................................................... 70
2.3 Aksumite Kingdom ................................................................................................................... 70

3. North Africa ................................................................................................................................. 71

4. The Kingdoms of West Africa .......................................................................................................... 71
4.1 Empire of Mali ........................................................................................................................ 71
4.2 The Mali empire ...................................................................................................................... 72
4.3 Songhai Empire ....................................................................................................................... 73
4.4 Yoruba people......................................................................................................................... 73
4.5 The Akan people...................................................................................................................... 74

5. East Africa and the Indian Ocean ..................................................................................................... 75

6. An African international system? ..................................................................................................... 76

7. Exam Questions ........................................................................................................................ 77

Les 12 november: European Expansion ...............................................................................................78

Structure of today’s session ............................................................................................................... 78

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 79
1.1 Endogenous (or intra-European) explanations ............................................................................. 80
1.2 Exogenous (or extra-European) explanations ............................................................................... 83

2. A sea route to India ....................................................................................................................... 84

3. Europeans in the “New World” ........................................................................................................ 85
3.1 Treaty of Tordesillas (1494; 2 years after discovery of America) and Treaty of Zaragoza (1529) ........... 86
3.2 Continuity (?) with wars on Iberian Peninsula .............................................................................. 86

4. A commercial world economy ........................................................................................................ 89

5. An industrial world economy........................................................................................................... 92

6. The apotheosis of colonialism ......................................................................................................... 94

Dinsdag 19 november: Belgian Colonialism ..........................................................................................97

Structure ......................................................................................................................................... 98

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 98
1.1 Congo was not a blank space (terra nullius) ................................................................................. 99

2. The Congo Free State (1884-1908)................................................................................................. 100
2.1 What motivated Leopold II to pursue a colony? ......................................................................... 101
2.2 The Congo Free State and … .................................................................................................... 103



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, 2.3 The Belgian annexation of the Congo Free State (1904-1908)....................................................... 105

3. Belgian Congo (1908-1960) .......................................................................................................... 106
3.1 Patrice Lumumba .................................................................................................................. 109
3.2 Joseph-Désiré Mobutu ........................................................................................................... 110

4. Ruanda-Urundi (1916-1962) ......................................................................................................... 111

5. Conclusion ................................................................................................................................. 113

Les 26/11 Global governance in the 19th century ................................................................................ 113

Course outline ................................................................................................................................ 114

Structure today .............................................................................................................................. 114

1. The system of sovereign states ...................................................................................................... 114
1.1 Treaties of Westphalia (1648) .................................................................................................. 115

2. The system of sovereign states in its 17th and 18th century form did not last. Why would it have
disintegrated? ............................................................................................................................... 118

3. The Congress of Vienna (1815) and the Concert of Powers ................................................................ 120

4. The disintegration of the Concert of Powers: why? ........................................................................... 124
4.1 How should one assess the merit and achievements of the concert system? .................................. 124

Dinsdag 3 december: The League of Nations and its failure ................................................................... 125

1. The First World War had a dramatic impact ................................................................................ 128

Structure of today’s class ................................................................................................................. 129

2. The League of Nations: origins ...................................................................................................... 129

3. The League of Nations: organizational form .................................................................................... 133

4. The ‘failure’ of the League of Nations ............................................................................................. 134

Les 10/12: The United Nations and decolonization .............................................................................. 138

Structure of today’s session ............................................................................................................. 138

1. Introduction: the Second World War .......................................................................................... 139

2. The establishment of the United Nations ..................................................................................... 142
After WWII ................................................................................................................................ 142
1941......................................................................................................................................... 143
1943......................................................................................................................................... 144
1944......................................................................................................................................... 144
1944......................................................................................................................................... 145
1945......................................................................................................................................... 146

3. Human Rights in the U.N. charter............................................................................................... 148

4. Decolonization and the Bandung Conference ............................................................................... 150
4.1 Bandung Conference of 1955 .............................................................................................. 152




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Table des matières

  1. 01 Les 1: Introduction 5
  2. 02 Outline of today’s class 5
  3. 03 History of International Relations: Why? 5
    1. Historical legacies, “historische erfenis” 5
    2. The politics of historical memories, “politiek geheugen” 6
    3. The contingency of moral ideas and social arrangements 7
    4. The lessons from history 8
  4. 04 History of International Relations: What? 8
    1. IR as a scholarly discipline is ‘presentist’ 9
  5. 05 IR as a scholarly discipline is ‘Eurocentric’ 9
    1. What is an ‘international system’? What is ‘the logic’ of the international system? 9
  6. 06 History of International Relations: How? 11
  7. 07 Les 2: China and East Asia 13
  8. 08 Structure 13
  9. 09 Introduction: what is China? 13
  10. 10 The ‘Warring states period’ 15
  11. 11 The development of the Chinese state 18
    1. Han dynasty 18
    2. Tang dynasty 20
  12. 12 3.3 Song dynasty 21
    1. Yuan dynasty 21
    2. Ming dynasty 21
    3. Qing dynasty 23
  13. 13 The overland system 24
  14. 14 The tribute system 25
  15. 15 A Japanese international system → just read 27
    1. Tokugawa period 27
  16. 16 Les 3: India and Indianization 27
  17. 17 Structure of today’s session 27
  18. 18 Introduction 27
  19. 19 Vedic India 30
  20. 20 Classical India 33
    1. Alexander the Great 33
    2. The Mauryan empire 33
    3. The Gupta dynasty 34
  21. 21 Indianization 36
  22. 22 The Mughal Empire 37
  23. 23 India as an international system 39
  24. 24 Les 4: The Muslim Caliphates, 22 oktober 41
  25. 25 Structure 41
  26. 26 Quotes (not in the handbook) 41
  27. 27 The Arab expansion 42
  28. 28 The Umayyads and the Abbasids 46
  29. 29 The Arabs in Spain 47
  30. 30 An international system of caliphates 49
  31. 31 The Ottoman Empire 51
  32. 32 Les 29 oktober: The Mongol Khanates 53
  33. 33 Structure of today’s session 53
  34. 34 Introduction 53
  35. 35 From Temüjin to Genghis Khan 55
  36. 36 A nomadic state 56
  37. 37 How to conquer the world 59
  38. 38 Dividing it all up 61
  39. 39 6. An international system of khanates 63
  40. 40 Les 5 november: Africa 64
  41. 41 Structure of today’s session 64
  42. 42 Introduction 65
  43. 43 (difficult chapter to explain says prof) 69
    1. Pharaonic Egypt 69
    2. Kingdom of Nubia 70
    3. Aksumite Kingdom 70
  44. 44 North Africa 71
  45. 45 The Kingdoms of West Africa 71
    1. Empire of Mali 71
    2. The Mali empire 72
    3. Songhai Empire 73
    4. Yoruba people 73
    5. The Akan people 74
  46. 46 East Africa and the Indian Ocean 75
  47. 47 An African international system? 76
  48. 48 Exam Questions 77
  49. 49 Les 12 november: European Expansion 78
  50. 50 Structure of today’s session 78
  51. 51 Introduction 79
    1. Endogenous (or intra-European) explanations 80
    2. Exogenous (or extra-European) explanations 83
  52. 52 A sea route to India 84
  53. 53 Europeans in the “New World” 85
    1. Treaty of Tordesillas (1494; 2 years after discovery of America) and Treaty of Zaragoza (1529) 86
    2. Continuity (?) with wars on Iberian Peninsula 86
  54. 54 A commercial world economy 89
  55. 55 An industrial world economy 92
  56. 56 The apotheosis of colonialism 94
  57. 57 Dinsdag 19 november: Belgian Colonialism 97
  58. 58 Structure 98
  59. 59 Introduction 98
    1. Congo was not a blank space (terra nullius) 99
  60. 60 The Congo Free State (1884-1908) 100
    1. What motivated Leopold II to pursue a colony? 101
    2. The Congo Free State and 103
  61. 61 2.3 The Belgian annexation of the Congo Free State (1904-1908) 105
  62. 62 Belgian Congo (1908-1960) 106
    1. Patrice Lumumba 109
    2. Joseph-Désiré Mobutu 110
  63. 63 Ruanda-Urundi (1916-1962) 111
  64. 64 Conclusion 113
  65. 65 Les 26/11 Global governance in the 19th century 113
  66. 66 Course outline 114
  67. 67 Structure today 114
  68. 68 The system of sovereign states 114
    1. Treaties of Westphalia (1648) 115
  69. 69 disintegrated? 118
  70. 70 The Congress of Vienna (1815) and the Concert of Powers 120
  71. 71 The disintegration of the Concert of Powers: why? 124
    1. How should one assess the merit and achievements of the concert system? 124
  72. 72 Dinsdag 3 december: The League of Nations and its failure 125
  73. 73 The First World War had a dramatic impact 128
  74. 74 Structure of today’s class 129
  75. 75 The League of Nations: origins 129
  76. 76 The League of Nations: organizational form 133
  77. 77 The ‘failure’ of the League of Nations 134
  78. 78 Les 10/12: The United Nations and decolonization 138
  79. 79 Structure of today’s session 138
  80. 80 Introduction: the Second World War 139
  81. 81 The establishment of the United Nations 142
  82. 82 After WWII 142
  83. 83 Human Rights in the U.N. charter 148
  84. 84 Decolonization and the Bandung Conference 150
    1. Bandung Conference of 1955 152
  85. 85 relationships 6
  86. 86 was it 2004 when NATO expanded? 7
  87. 87 You can never defend moral ideals on historical grounds 8
  88. 88 The emphasis will not be on WOI or WOII 9
  89. 89 Rules & norms: sovereign equality 10

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