International Relations: A Very Short Introduction by Paul Wilkinson

By:

Paul Wilkinson [Author]

Publication details: Oxford University Press New York 2007Description: x, 144 Pages: Illustrations; 16 cmISBN:

9780192801579

DDC classification:

327 WIL

Contents:

Table of Contents 1: Introduction 2: States 3: Non-states 4: Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) 5: Problems and challenges 6: Conclusion

Abstract: In a world of growing political tension and unease, this Very Short Introduction covers essential topics ranging from foreign policy, democracy, and terrorism, to the environment and globalization. Showing how many disciplines come together in the study of international relations, it explains the underlying theories and how they relate to states, governments, and to ordinary citizens. An ideal introduction for anyone interested in current affairs and international politics. Comprehensively up-to-date, taking into account international developments since '9-11'. Discusses not only the main academic theories but also the practical problems and issues. Considers key questions, such as how the international state system might be improved so that relations between states improve, and what role institutions such as the UN and EU can play. Discusses a broad range of issues, including the environment, ethnic conflict, and world poverty.

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Table of Contents
1: Introduction
2: States
3: Non-states
4: Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs)
5: Problems and challenges
6: Conclusion

In a world of growing political tension and unease, this Very Short Introduction covers essential topics ranging from foreign policy, democracy, and terrorism, to the environment and globalization. Showing how many disciplines come together in the study of international relations, it explains the underlying theories and how they relate to states, governments, and to ordinary citizens.

An ideal introduction for anyone interested in current affairs and international politics.
Comprehensively up-to-date, taking into account international developments since '9-11'.
Discusses not only the main academic theories but also the practical problems and issues.
Considers key questions, such as how the international state system might be improved so that relations between states improve, and what role institutions such as the UN and EU can play.
Discusses a broad range of issues, including the environment, ethnic conflict, and world poverty.

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