World Politics : Trend and Transformation - Textbook Only

Politics & Social Sciences

Charles W. Kegley, Jr.

Politics & Government

Thomson/Wadsworth

The end of the Cold War in Europe and the dramatic turnabout in Soviet-American relations since the end of the 1980s have caused the most dramatic changes in world politics since World War II. Concurrently, the relative decline of the United States in world politics (as evidenced by continuing budgetary and trade deficits), continues unabated. This book analyzes these changes in a collection of 39 articles, written by political scientists.

The Global Agenda: Issues and Perspectives

McGraw–Hill Education

This popular reader provides a balanced set of readings, providing interpretations without advocacy for particular positions. The volume is edited by two leading scholars in the field. THE GLOBAL AGENDA analyzes the dynamics of world politics with timely readings written by top political scientists. Many of these 43 readings have been written exclusively for this volume.

Mcgraw-Hill College

The book was bought and never used. It has been treated very well, and is brand new.

Nuclear Reader: Strategy Weapons War

eugene-r-wittkopf

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

This book deals with the forces that makes for stability or instability in American foreign policy and how they have evolved.

American Foreign Policy

St.Martin's Press

Outlines the priorities and constraints that may govern the conduct of US foreign policy during the coming decades in which the bipolar superpower structure has shattered into a multipolar system. Analyzes great-power relations before and during the Cold War and offers some original lessons, and speculates on the possible role of international alliances, and various arrangements to provide a favorable environment for world peace. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

A Multipolar Peace?: Great-Power Politics in the Twenty-First Century

Gregory A. Raymond

This best-selling introduction to international relations features the most recent scholarship and up-to-date analysis of world events-framed by a highly accessible introduction to theory-in the only four-color book in its market.

World Politics: Trend and Transformation

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Wadsworth Publishing

From War to Peace, formerly titled How Nations Make Peace, has been renamed to indicate the breadth of its content. Using case studies to illustrate the peace-making process, Charles Kegley and Gregory Raymond study the effects of peace agreements on societies from the ancient Greeks' to our own and examine two questions that profoundly affect foreign policy: Why do states go to war? And how can they create a lasting peace? Specifically, they explore what types of peace agreements are most likely to avert future conflict, introducing the theories, concepts and ethical perspectives available to evaluate peace-making strategies. Maps and chronologies supplement each case to summarize key events, people and circumstances and to give the reader a complete historical perspective from which to assess the prospects for peace in the 21st century. There are two new case studies examined-the Thirty Years War and its historical foundation for modern statecraft and the war in Kosovo which provides a basis for exploring war and peace in today's post-Cold War era.

From War to Peace: Fateful Decisions in International Politics

This widely-used textbook provides a complete introduction to international relations and to global problems and policy issues. The authors cover both rivalries between nations and issues - like terrorism, nuclear proliferation, energy and resource politics, and patterns of international production and investment - which transcend national boundaries. Their approach blends historical and descriptive information with more analytic, theoretical and conceptual discussion. The new fifth edition has been comprehensively revised throughout to become the first genuinely post-cold war text.

World Politics 5th Edition: Trend and Transformation

AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY is the market leader for the American foreign policy course. Guiding students through 21st century American foreign policy by placing contemporary issues, debates, challenges, and opportunities in their historic context, this text helps students understand and assess the forces underlying continuity and change. This Sixth Edition retains the book's effective analytical framework. Harnessing the conceptual, theoretical, and historical components that facilitate analysis of American foreign policy, the text maintains that five sources--international, societal, governmental, role, and individual--collectively influence decisions about foreign policy goals and the means chosen to realize them. Readers will come away from this text with knowledge of how the enduring principles, values and interests of the United States (peace and prosperity, stability and security, democracy and defense) define and reinforce the ability of policymakers to respond to changes in the international environment.

American Foreign Policy: Patterns and Process

History

Americas

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World Politics : Trend and Transformation - Textbook Only

The Global Agenda: Issues and Perspectives

The Global Agenda: Issues and Perspectives

Nuclear Reader: Strategy Weapons War

American Foreign Policy

A Multipolar Peace?: Great-Power Politics in the Twenty-First Century

World Politics: Trend and Transformation

From War to Peace: Fateful Decisions in International Politics

World Politics 5th Edition: Trend and Transformation

American Foreign Policy: Patterns and Process