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“Dr. Jackson’s podcasts walk through a few of the significant political theorists providing their personal history, the context within the field, and some of the fallout of their work. He delivers this through well thought out and well produced lectures. You can use these lectures individually, or collectively, and with or without the “assigned” readings. This is a must have for any undergraduate or graduate student studying Political Science or specifically International Relations.”
Traveling Chris via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/04/14
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“Just started my MA in international relations and find this podcast quite useful. Audio is decent, content is good and easy to follow.
Shame there wasn't more episodes 👍🏻”
seanhorgan1 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/16/18
“I couldn't finish listening the first episode. It was all about disputing the paternity of Ancient Greeks on any science rather than talking about their work. Of course the level of an philosopher 2000 years ago (or more) cannot, in any way, reach the level of the recent ones but that is not the...”Read full review »
Antigoni Karkanaki via Apple Podcasts ·
Greece ·
01/31/18
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