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Understanding international relations

by Chris Brown, Chris Brown, Kirsten AinsleyNot on Booklabria yet

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From Brexit and Trump, to the continued rise of China and armed conflict in Ukraine, how can we understand the unprecedented and destabilizing events shaping world politics today? The author offers a comprehensive introduction to theories of International Relations, explaining how such theories can help us understand historical and contemporary world politics. The text explores everything from foreign policy and security to global governance and global economy.

Subjects: Political science
International relations
Current Events
Politics/International Relations
International Relations - General

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