Teaching Politics and International Relations
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Published
Dec 1, 2014
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A valuable state-of-the-discipline overview and a handbook for academics at all stages in their career. The collection aims to contribute to enriching the Politics curriculum design and to encourage the adoption of innovative pedagogical techniques.
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Politics, International Relations, Teaching and learning
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Book Reviews
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