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*5050#$tInternational Relations in a Global Era ;$tThe Historical Context ;$tTheories of World Politics ;$tStructures and Processes ;$tInternational Issues
*50500$gPart 1:$rJohn Baylis, Patricia Owens and Steve Smith$tInternational relations in a global era :$g1:$rAnthony McGrew. -$tFrom international politics to World politics : introduction$gPart 2:$rGeorge Lawson$tGlobalization and global politics /$g2:$rLen Scott ;$tThe historical context$g3:$rMichael Cox$tThe rise of modern international order /$g4:$rAndrew Hurrell.-$tInternational history of the twentieth century /$g5:$rTim Dunne$tFrom the end of the cold war to a new world dis-order? /$gPart 3:$rStephen Hobden and Richard Wyn Jones$tRising powers and the emerging global order /$g6:$rTim Dunne and Brian Schmidt$tTheories of World politics$g7:$rHelen Kinsella 10:$tLiberal Internationalism /$g8:$rMeera Sabaratnam$tMarxist theories of international relations /$g9:$rLene Hansen$tRealism  /$g11:$rMichael Barnett$tFeminism /$g12:$rRichard Shapcott$tPostcolonial and decolonial approaches /$g13:$rTarak Barkawi$tPoststructuralism/$gPart 4: Structures and processes$rJohn Baylis$tSocial Constructivism /$g14:$rNicola Phillips$tInternational ethics /$g15:$rPaul Kirby$tWar and world politics /$g16:$rRobbie Shilliam$tInternational and global security /$g17:$rChristian Reus-Smit$tGlobal political economy /$g18:$rSusan Park$tGender /$g19:$rDevon Curtis and Paul Taylor$tRace in world politics/$g20:$rJutta Joachim$tInternational law /$g21:$rEdward Best and Thomas Christiansen$tInternational organisations in world politics /$g22:$rJohn Vogler$tThe United Nations /$g23:$rAriadna Estevez Lopez$tNGOs in world politics /$gPart 5:$rTony Evans$tRegionalism in international affairs /$g24:$rMatthew Watson$tInternational issues$g25:$rJames Kiras$tEnvironmental issues /$g26:$rSheena Chestnut Greitens$tRefugees and forced migration /$g27:$rJohn Breuilly$tPoverty, hunger, and development /$g28:$rRatna Kapur$tGlobal trade and global finance /$g29:$rAlex Bellamy and Nicholas Wheeler$tTerrorism and globalisation /$g30:$tProliferation of weapons of mass destruction/$g31:$tNationalism, national self-determination and international relations /$g32:$tHuman rights /$tHumanitarian intervention in world politics /
*5203#$aThe best-selling introduction to international relations offers the most comprehensive coverage of the key theories and global issues in world politics, written by the leading experts in the field.Unrivalled coverage of history, theory, structures, processes, and international issues by leading international scholars provides the most comprehensive coverage of IR available, giving complete coverage of introductory courses while also being a valuable reference for the remainder of an IR degreeCarefully edited by respected IR experts John Baylis, Steve Smith and Patricia Owens to ensure an integrated and coherent style throughout the bookIntegrated learning features, including case studies and questions, fully updated debating feature and end of chapter questions, are all carefully written to help students to develop a critical, nuanced understanding of key issues and theoriesAccompanied by fully updated online resources to support both IR lecturers and their studentsAlso available as an e-book with functionality, navigation features, and links that offer extra learning supportNew to this editionNew chapter 25 on Refugees and Forced Migration by Professor Ariadna Estévez López, University of Mexico encourages students to critically engage with cutting-edge research on this vital topicIncorporation of postcolonial and decolonial approaches in Chapter 10 by Dr Meera Sabaratnam, SOAS University of London, critically explores the limitations inherent within existing theoretical approaches to IRNewly authored Chapter 31 on Human Rights encourages students to think critically about key issues within the field and consider whether human rights are universalExpanded coverage of non-Western approaches, particularly perspectives from the global South, are woven throughout chapters to ensure students appreciate the importance of viewing international relations from representative and varied perspectivesUpdated IR theory chapters reflect a more contextualised and historical perspective, allowing students to gain a thorough, nuanced understanding of the historical and political context in which these approaches emerged.-Updated Opposing Opinions features facilitate critical and reflective debate on contemporary policy challenges, from campaigns to decolonise the curriculum to debates over open borders and migration.$cHentet fra forlagets nettside
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