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- Lecturer: Xiaoyue Chen
- Lecturer: Cathrine Weerakkody
- Lecturer: Gerald Doyle
- Lecturer: David Graves
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Bob Berry
- Lecturer: Soudabeh Bolourian
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Cathrine Weerakkody
- Lecturer: Subhi Ashour
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Vincent Van Bever Donker

- Lecturer: Graham Jones
- Lecturer: Subhi Ashour
- Lecturer: Madara Dassanayake Mudiyanselage
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Subhi Ashour
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Sheena McMurtrie
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Subhi Ashour
- Lecturer: Catherine Damon
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Catarina Neves
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Vincent Van Bever Donker
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Beenish Chaudhary
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Rizwan Ahmed
- Lecturer: Xiaoyue Chen
- Lecturer: Anwar Halari
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Ai-Quang Tonthat
- Lecturer: Subhan Ullah
- Lecturer: Cathrine Weerakkody
- Lecturer: Tim Congdon
- Lecturer: Damian Pudner
- Lecturer: Sabrina Kelly
- Lecturer: Forrest Capie
- Lecturer: Juan Castaneda
- Lecturer: Damian Pudner
- Lecturer: Geoffrey Wood
- Lecturer: Paul Graham
- Lecturer: Mark Seddon
- Lecturer: Stephen Wilkinson
- Lecturer: Julian Richards
- Lecturer: Ian Stanier
- Lecturer: Mohga Bassim
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Harriet Aldrich
- Lecturer: Melina Dobson
- Lecturer: Paul Graham
- Lecturer: Bill Kappis
- Lecturer: Tanvi Pate
- Lecturer: Julian Richards
- Lecturer: Eleonora Winger

This module seeks to examine the current as well as the changing balance of power among three of the most powerful global actors within United Nations Security Council with the aim of understanding the character, limits and reach of their powers. The demise of the Soviet Union in 1992 marked the beginning of a unipolar world order in which the United States was the world's only remaining superpower. However, this unipolar moment seems to have been shorter than initially thought particularly with the rise of China and the re-emergence of Russia as great powers. The module adopts Realist and Marxist theoretical approaches to critically analyse the relationship among these global actors as well as the extent of their influence and their rivalry on different parts of the planet. The module aims to provide students with an understanding of the political, economic, social, historical and geo-strategic factors which inform their rivalry at the beginning of the 21st Century.
- Lecturer: Paul Graham
- Lecturer: Valentina Kostadinova
- Lecturer: Mark Seddon
- Lecturer: Stephen Wilkinson