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'''International politics''' (or '''international relations''') is one of the subfields of the [[Political Science Department]]. A number of Columbia scholars are quite well-known in international relations and related fields, including [[Robert Jervis]], [[Kenneth Waltz]], and [[Richard K. Betts]].

Its major schools of thought, as you will find out in any intro to international relations class, include (neo-)realism, liberalism, and constructivism. In general, neo-realism is viewed as being the most dominant at Columbia.

[[Barack Obama]] concentrated in international politics during his Columbia years.

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