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Essentials of international relations/ Karen A Mingst

By:

MINGST Karen A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : WW Norton, 2008Edition: 4th edDescription: xxiv, 368 p. : mapsISBN:

0393928977 (pbk) :

Subject(s):

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Summary: General introduction to international relations covering IR in the modern world and the historical development of IR in the pre- and post-Westphalian systems. Then goes on to consider IR theories (e.g. liberalism, realism, radicalism), the international system, the state, the individual, international organizations including NGOs, war and conflict, political economiy, and concludes with some global issues - health and disease, environment, and human rights.

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General introduction to international relations covering IR in the modern world and the historical development of IR in the pre- and post-Westphalian systems. Then goes on to consider IR theories (e.g. liberalism, realism, radicalism), the international system, the state, the individual, international organizations including NGOs, war and conflict, political economiy, and concludes with some global issues - health and disease, environment, and human rights.

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