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International relations / Joshua S. Goldstein ; with the assistance of Louis F. Cooper.

By: Goldstein, Joshua S, 1952-.
Publisher: New York : Longman, c2001Edition: 4th ed.Description: xv, 697 p. : ill., maps (some col.) ; 23 cm.ISBN: 0321070615.Subject(s): International relationsDDC classification: 327
Contents:
Detailed Contents. - Preface. - To the Student. - A Note On Nomenclature. - A Key To Icon Usage. - Maps. - Ch 1. Understanding International Relations. - Pt One : International Security. Ch 2. Power Politics. Ch 3. Alternatives to Power Politics. Ch 4. Foreign Policy. Ch 5. International Conflict. Ch 6. Military Force. Ch 7. International Organization and Law. - Pt Two : International Political Economy. Ch 8. Trade. Ch 9. Money and Business. Ch 10. Integration. Ch 11. The Environment. Ch 12. The North-South Gap. Ch 13. International Development. Ch 14. Postscript: IR in A.D. 2050. - Glossary. - Photo Credits. - Author Index. - Subject Index.
Summary: "The fourth edition of this bestseller continues to the standard for introductory international relations textbooks with its exciting new integrated text-and-technology learning system. The text's Companion Website and the Microsoft Encarta Interactive World Atlas 2000 CD-ROM new with this edition are integrated with text discussions through Web and Atlas icons placed in the book's margins. The strengths of the previous editions continue in this one accessible coverage of classic and alternative theoretical approaches; clearly presented and up-to-date data; and the strongest coverage of international political economy available in an introductory IR text. Vivid writing, an abundance of provocative, relevant examples, and a highly praised photo program make the rich complexity of international politics accessible and exciting for any reader." - Back cover.
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Detailed Contents. - Preface. - To the Student. - A Note On Nomenclature. - A Key To Icon Usage. - Maps. - Ch 1. Understanding International Relations. - Pt One : International Security. Ch 2. Power Politics. Ch 3. Alternatives to Power Politics. Ch 4. Foreign Policy. Ch 5. International Conflict. Ch 6. Military Force. Ch 7. International Organization and Law. - Pt Two : International Political Economy. Ch 8. Trade. Ch 9. Money and Business. Ch 10. Integration. Ch 11. The Environment. Ch 12. The North-South Gap. Ch 13. International Development. Ch 14. Postscript: IR in A.D. 2050. - Glossary. - Photo Credits. - Author Index. - Subject Index.

"The fourth edition of this bestseller continues to the standard for introductory international relations textbooks with its exciting new integrated text-and-technology learning system. The text's Companion Website and the Microsoft Encarta Interactive World Atlas 2000 CD-ROM new with this edition are integrated with text discussions through Web and Atlas icons placed in the book's margins. The strengths of the previous editions continue in this one accessible coverage of classic and alternative theoretical approaches; clearly presented and up-to-date data; and the strongest coverage of international political economy available in an introductory IR text. Vivid writing, an abundance of provocative, relevant examples, and a highly praised photo program make the rich complexity of international politics accessible and exciting for any reader." - Back cover.

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