Vital Interest (vital interests)

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Ansell (2019, chapters 1-3), Lakoff & Collier (2015), Kaul, Grunberg & Stern (1999), Nye (2011), Walt (2017), Lakoff & Klinenberg (2010), Zahariadis (2016), Murphy (2018), Held (2018), Eilstrup and Hofmann (2020), O'Neill (2009), Hale, Held and Young (2013), Dimitrov (2016), Horowitz (2016), Anderson and Waxman (2017), Welsh (2018), Demchack and Dombrowski (2013), Broeders (2017), Mueller (2019), Busby (2020), Davies (2010, chapter 6), Filder (2020), Engström, Luesink and Boin (2021)

Lecture 1: Introduction, Lecture 2: Power and security of the state, Lecture 3: Framing and agenda settings, Lecture 4: Global governance, Lecture 5: midterm, Lecture 6: Environment and climate change, Lecture 7: International climate negotiations, Lecture 8: War and peace, Lecture 9: Security in a chaotic world, Lecture 10: Global cyber security I, Lecture 11: Global cyber security II, Lecture 12: States and pandemics, Lecture 13: Guest lecture.

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