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In this video, we explore the English School of International Relations through a clear, visual, and cartoon-style narrative. The English School is neither purely realist nor idealist: it focuses on international society, the moral and normative rules of world politics, and how these rules shape and constrain state behaviour.

We discuss:
The origins of the English School and its key thinkers (Hedley Bull, Martin Wight, John Vincent)
The three traditions: Grotianism, Hobbesianism, Kantianism
The debate between Particularism and Solidarism
Humanitarian intervention and the shift toward world society
Barry Buzan’s contribution and the role of NGOs and non-state actors
Why the English School remains crucial for understanding ethics, order, and global politics today

This video is designed for students of International Relations, Political Science, and Global Politics.

📚 Based on standard English School literature, especially Hedley Bull’s The Anarchical Society.