The last lecture for the course, delivered LIVE (because I didn’t have a chance to podcast it properly earlier this week) and with the sorts of interpolations that such a recording environment sometimes provides (including a bit with adjusting the display screen). Anyway, here’s my final sermon, ur, lecture.
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Lecture Thirteen — Inayatullah and Blaney
The thirteenth course lecture, on Naeem Inayatullah and David Blaney’s International Relations and the Problem of Difference — too new to actually be a certifiable “masterwork,” but I’m fine with jumping the gun a little 
Lecture Twelve — Walzer
The twelfth course lecture, on Michael Walzer. Apologies for the sound of my voice — I am getting over a cold — and for a little bit of background noise.
Lecture Eleven — Bull
The eleventh course lecture, on Hedley Bull.
Lecture Ten — Deutsch
The tenth course lecture, on Karl Deutsch. Surprisingly, for someone with a name like that, he wrote in English. Go figure.
Lecture Nine — Waltz
The ninth course lecture, on Waltz.
Lecture Eight — Weber
The eighth course lecture, on Max Weber.
Lecture Seven — Carr
The seventh course lecture, on E. H. Carr.
Lecture Six — Kant
Ths sixth course lecture, on Kant.
Lecture Five — Rousseau
The fifth course lecture, on Rousseau.
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