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    International politics is the study of relations between nations. It examines the struggle for power among states and analyzes factors like national interests, national power, foreign policies, and efforts to build a stable world order. The key differences between international politics and international relations are their subject matter, methods of study, and objectives. While international relations takes a broader view of all interstate interactions, international politics focuses specifically on the political power dynamics and conflicts between countries in their pursuit of influence.

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    International politics is the study of relations between nations. It examines the struggle for power among states and analyzes factors like national interests, national power, foreign policies, and efforts to build a stable world order. The key differences between international politics and international relations are their subject matter, methods of study, and objectives. While international relations takes a broader view of all interstate interactions, international politics focuses specifically on the political power dynamics and conflicts between countries in their pursuit of influence.

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    INTERNATIONAL POLITICS-MEANING, NATURE AND SCOPE

    INTRODUCTION

    International Politics as an academic discipline is of a recent origin. This discipline is that so new that it can be called as the youngest of all the social sciences. It is dynamic in nature. The first chair of international Politics was founded in 1919 at the university College, Wales, U.K. Since International Politics is concerned with the relations among different nations. In the present time, Environment protection, growing international terrorism, violation of Human Rights, Nuclear proliferation, unjust economic order, negative impacts of globalization etc are being undertaken by this subject for the study.

    DEFINITATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS According to H.J. Morgenthau, International Politics include analysis of political relations and problems of peace among nations. Further he writes, It is struggle for and use of power among nations. According to Charles Schleicher, All inter-state relations are included in international politics, through all the inter-state relations are not political.

    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELTIONS


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    DIFFERENT IN THEIR SUBJECT MATTER:-International relations is a comprehensive concept and all type of political, non-political, social, economic, cultural, legal, governmental and non-governmental relations etc are its subject matter. In comparison to it the relation of international politics is with the power struggle going on among different nations as every state weak or strong wants to spread its influence over other nations. DIFFERENCE IN THE METHOD OF STUDY:-Explanatory method is used for the study of International Relations whereas analytical method is used for the study of International politics. DIFFERENCE IN THEIR OBJECTIVE:- The ultimate aim of International Relations is the establishment of International peace and for the fulfillment of this objective principles are laid down and mutual inter course are promoted among different nations. In comparison to it, International politics is struggle for power and for the fulfillment of this purpose different nations encourage conflicts and wars and keep on making political maneuvers.

    NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

    1. Sovereign States are not its chief Actors 2. Protection of National Interest is the Objective 3. International Politics is struggle for power 4. Power is both, a means as well as an end in international Politics 5. Conflicts are condition of international Politics 6. International Politics is a process of conflict resolution among Nations. 7. Behavioral Study 8. Inter-disciplinary Study 9. International Politics is a Continuous Process 10. Analytical and Scientific

    SCOPE OR SUBJECT MATTER OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS In 1947, Grayson Kirk included the following five ingredients in the scope or subject matter of international politics.: (i) The nature and operation of the state system (ii) Factors which influence the power of the state, (iv) The international position and foreign policies of great powers (v) The building of more stable world order.

    A report published by Vincent Baker in which the following subjects were included in the scope of International Politics.:(i) The nature and principal forces of International Politics. (ii) The political, social and economic organisation of international life. (iii) Elements of national Power (iv) Instruments used for the promotion of national Power (v) Limitations on and control of national power (vi) Foreign Policies of major powers (vii) History of International Relation.

    Others are:1. Study of State Systems 2. Study of national Interests 3. Study of national Power 4. Study of foreign policy 5. Study of international Law 6. Study of International organisations 7. Study of Geopolitics 8. Study of war and Peace 9. Study of Conflict Management and Conflict Resolution 10. Study of Ideologies 11. Study of Nationalism, colonialism and imperialism

    12. Study of National Character 13. Study of Disarmament 14. Study of the issues related to environment Protection 15 Study of Policy- Making 16. Study of the issue related to Human Rights 17. Study of the role of Economic Factors 18. Study of Demographic Factors 19. Study of special Areas 20. Study of the problem of terrorism 21. Study of relations among states.

    IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS


    1. It increase the knowledge of individual 2. Enables to understand world Problems 3. Helpful to maintain World Peace and Harmony 4. Enables us to understand the behaviour of Nations 5. Harmony between Nationalism and Internalism 6. Helpful in building world based on justice 7. Practical Importance 8.Essential for the survival of mankind.

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