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Introduction to international relations : theories and approaches Robert H Jackson; Georg Sørensen
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2013.Description: xvii, 336 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN: - 9780198814351
- 327.1 JAC
Contents:
Why study IR? --
IR as an academic subject. --
Realism. --
Liberalism. --
International society. --
International political economy (IPE): classical theories. --
International political economy (IPE): classical theories. --
International political economy: contemporary debates. --
Methodological debates: classical versus positivist approaches. --
Methodological debates: post-positivist approaches. --
New issues in IR.
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| 327.1 The power of interdependence : | 327.1 ALD Foreign policy analysis new approaches / | 327.1 HEL Uses of the West : | 327.1 JAC Introduction to international relations : | 327.101 FLI What is orientation in global thinking? : | 327.12 GIF Spies / | 327.124 BAY Empire and information : |
Why study IR? --
IR as an academic subject. --
Realism. --
Liberalism. --
International society. --
International political economy (IPE): classical theories. --
International political economy (IPE): classical theories. --
International political economy: contemporary debates. --
Methodological debates: classical versus positivist approaches. --
Methodological debates: post-positivist approaches. --
New issues in IR.
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