The Globalization of World Politics: an introduction to international relations / John Baylis | Steve Smith | Patricia Owens

Introduction:
1. Globalization and Global politics;
2. The evolution of international society;
3. International history 1900-1999;
4. From the end of the cold war to a new global era;
5. Rising powers and the emerging global order;
6. Realism;
7. Liberalism;
8. Marxist theories of international raletions;
9. Social constructivism;
10. Post-colonialism;
11. International poliitcal economy in an age of globalization;
12. International and global security;
13. The changing character of war;
14. International Law;
15. International regimes;
16. The united nations;
17. Regionalism in international affairs;
18. Gender in world politics;
19. Transnational actors and international organisation in global politics;
20. Poverty, Development, and Hunger;
21. Global trade and global finance;
22. Environmental issues;
23. Human security;
24. Human rights;
25. Nuclear proliferation;
26. Terrorism and globalisation.

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