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International relations theory / Mark V. Kauppi, Paul R. Viotti.

By: Kauppi, Mark VContributor(s): Viotti, Paul R [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Lanham : ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD, Edition: Sixth EditionDescription: xii, 428 pages ; 26 cm Media type: ISBN: 9781538115688; 9781538115695Subject(s): International relationsLOC classification: JZ1305.V56
Partial contents:
PART 1. Images of international relations theory Realism:The state and balance of power -- Liberalism: Interdependence and global governance -- Eceonomic structuralism: Global capitalism and postcolonialism -- The english school: International society and grotian rationalism PART 2. Interpretive understandings & normative considerations : Constructivist understandings -- positivism, critical theory, and postmodern understandings -- Feminist understanding in IR theory -- Normative IR theory : Ethics and morality -- PART 3. The intellectual roots of IR theory: The ancient: Greek, Chineses, and Indian thought -- Greco-roman thougth and the middle ages -- The rise of the state and modern political thought
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Fifth edition: 2012.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

PART 1. Images of international relations theory Realism:The state and balance of power -- Liberalism: Interdependence and global governance -- Eceonomic structuralism: Global capitalism and postcolonialism -- The english school: International society and grotian rationalism PART 2. Interpretive understandings & normative considerations : Constructivist understandings -- positivism, critical theory, and postmodern understandings -- Feminist understanding in IR theory -- Normative IR theory : Ethics and morality -- PART 3. The intellectual roots of IR theory: The ancient: Greek, Chineses, and Indian thought -- Greco-roman thougth and the middle ages -- The rise of the state and modern political thought

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