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International Relations

Within the subject area of International Relations we study how the international system works politically, economically and culturally, its historical development and changing power relations over time.

International Relations at Stockholm University is organized into three sub-disciplines, around which our education and research is focused: international security, international institutions, and international political economy. All are concerned with the power, order, and organization of global cross-border relations.

Research in international relations at the university is dynamic, open and interdisciplinary. Our rapidly expanding research environment has the ambition to create conditions for research that both encompasses broad areas and more specialized studies.

History of International Relations

This field studies international political, economical and power relations from a historical perspective.

History of International Relations

Stayer föreställande Stalin, Roosevelt och Churchill.

International Institutions

Research at this department on international institutions involves the formal and informal rules that prescribe the way actors should cooperate and interact in the international system.

International Institutions

International Political Economy

International political economy at our department examines the problems arising from the interaction of international politics, international economics, different social systems, and different societal groups that span the international system.

International Political Economy

International Security

The study of international security focuses on historical, social and political dynamics around issues related to war, conflict and the pursuit of peace and stability.

International Security