International Politics: Enduring Concepts and Contemporary IssuesAn anthology of contemporary and classic essays on issues in international relations, designed to supplement an introductory text. Sections cover anarchy and its consequences, the uses of force, the international political economy, and central issues in contemporary world politics (new to this edition). No index. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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James S Sutterlin The U N in a New World Order | 102 |
PART TWO The Uses of Force | 113 |
John Mueller The Obsolescence of War in the Modern Industrialized | 187 |
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