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International relations (Record no. 36292)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 9780205971367
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082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number 327.101000
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100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Goldstein Joshua S
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT
Title International relations
250 ## - EDITION STATEMENT
Edition statement 10th
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC.
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Dehra Dun
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Pearson Education
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2014
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Extent 568p
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Price amount Rs. 10,476
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Formatted contents note Table of Contents<br/>In this Section:<br/><br/>1) Brief Table of Contents<br/><br/>2) Full Table of Contents<br/><br/>1) Brief Table of Contents<br/><br/>Chapter 1: The Globalization of International Relations <br/><br/>Chapter 2: Realist Theories <br/><br/>Chapter 3: Liberal and Social Theories<br/>Chapter 4: Foreign Policy <br/><br/>Chapter 5: International Conflict <br/><br/>Chapter 6: Military Force and Terrorism <br/><br/>Chapter 7: International Organization, Law, and Human Rights <br/><br/>Chapter 8: International Trade <br/><br/>Chapter 9: Global Finance and Business<br/>Chapter 10: International Integration <br/><br/>Chapter 11: Environment and Population <br/><br/>Chapter 12: The North-South Gap <br/><br/>Chapter 13: International Development <br/><br/>2) Full Table of Contents<br/><br/>Chapter 1: The Globalization of International Relations <br/><br/>Globalization, International Relations, and Daily Life <br/><br/>Core Principles <br/><br/>IR as a Field of Study <br/><br/>Actors and Influences <br/><br/>State Actors <br/><br/>Nonstate Actors <br/><br/>Levels of Analysis <br/><br/>Globalization <br/><br/>Global Geography <br/><br/>The Evolving International System <br/><br/>The Two World Wars, 1900—1950 <br/><br/>The Cold War, 1945—1990 <br/><br/>The Post—Cold War Era, 1990—2012 <br/><br/>Chapter 2: Realist Theories <br/><br/>Realism <br/><br/>Power <br/><br/>Defining Power <br/><br/>Estimating Power <br/><br/>Elements of Power <br/><br/>The International System <br/><br/>Anarchy and Sovereignty <br/><br/>Balance of Power <br/><br/>Great Powers and Middle Powers <br/><br/>Power Distribution <br/><br/>Hegemony <br/><br/>The Great Power System, 1500—2000 <br/><br/>Alliances <br/><br/>Purposes of Alliances <br/><br/>NATO <br/><br/>Other Alliances <br/><br/>Regional Alignments <br/><br/>Strategy <br/><br/>Statecraft <br/><br/>Rationality in International Relations <br/><br/>The Prisoner’s Dilemma <br/><br/>Chapter 3: Liberal and Social Theories <br/><br/>The Waning of War <br/><br/>Liberal Theories <br/><br/>Kant and Peace <br/><br/>Liberal Institutionalism <br/><br/>International Regimes <br/><br/>Collective Security <br/><br/>The Democratic Peace <br/><br/>Social Theories <br/><br/>Identities and Ideas Matter <br/><br/>Postmodernism <br/><br/>Marxism <br/><br/>Peace Studies <br/><br/>Gender Theories <br/><br/>Why Gender Matters <br/><br/>The Masculinity of Realism <br/><br/>Gender in War and Peace <br/><br/>Women in IR <br/><br/>Difference Feminism versus Liberal Feminism? <br/><br/>Postmodern Feminism <br/><br/>Chapter 4: Foreign Policy <br/><br/>Making Foreign Policy <br/><br/>Models of Decision Making <br/><br/>Individual Decision Makers <br/><br/>Group Psychology <br/><br/>Crisis Management <br/><br/>Domestic Influences <br/><br/>Bureaucracies <br/><br/>Interest Groups <br/><br/>The Military-Industrial Complex <br/><br/>Public Opinion <br/><br/>Legislatures <br/><br/>Making Foreign Policy <br/><br/>Chapter 5: International Conflict <br/><br/>The Wars of the World <br/><br/>Types of War <br/><br/>Theories of the Causes of War <br/><br/>Conflicts of Ideas <br/><br/>Nationalism <br/><br/>Ethnic Conflict <br/><br/>Genocide <br/><br/>Religious Conflict <br/><br/>Ideological Conflict <br/><br/>Conflicts of Interest <br/><br/>Territorial Disputes <br/><br/>Control of Governments <br/><br/>Economic Conflict <br/><br/>Chapter 6: Military Force and Terrorism <br/><br/>Conventional Forces <br/><br/>Land Forces: Controlling Territory <br/><br/>Naval Forces: Controlling the Seas <br/><br/>Air Forces: Controlling the Skies <br/><br/>Coordinating Forces: Logistics and Intelligence <br/><br/>Evolving Technologies <br/><br/>Terrorism <br/><br/>Weapons of Mass Destruction <br/><br/>Nuclear Weapons <br/><br/>Ballistic Missiles and Other Delivery Systems <br/><br/>Chemical and Biological Weapons <br/><br/>Proliferation <br/><br/>Nuclear Strategy and Arms Control <br/><br/>States and Militaries <br/><br/>Military Economics <br/><br/>Control of Military Forces <br/><br/>Civil-Military Relations <br/><br/>Chapter 7: International Organization, Law, and Human Rights <br/><br/>Roles of International Organizations <br/><br/>The United Nations<br/><br/>The UN System <br/><br/>The Security Council <br/><br/>Peacekeeping Forces <br/><br/>The Secretariat <br/><br/>The General Assembly <br/><br/>UN Programs <br/><br/>Autonomous Agencies <br/><br/>International Law <br/><br/>Sources of International Law <br/><br/>Enforcement of International Law <br/><br/>The World Court <br/><br/>International Cases in National Courts <br/><br/>Law and Sovereignty <br/><br/>Laws of Diplomacy <br/><br/>Just War Doctrine <br/><br/>Human Rights <br/><br/>Individual Rights versus Sovereignty <br/><br/>Human Rights Institutions <br/><br/>War Crimes <br/><br/>The Evolution of World Order <br/><br/>Chapter 8: International Trade <br/><br/>Theories of Trade <br/><br/>Liberalism and Mercantilism <br/><br/>Comparative Advantage <br/><br/>Political Interference in Markets <br/><br/>Protectionism <br/><br/>Trade Regimes <br/><br/>The World Trade Organization <br/><br/>Bilateral and Regional Agreements <br/><br/>Cartels <br/><br/>Industries and Interest Groups <br/><br/>Enforcement of Trade Rules <br/><br/>Economic Globalization <br/><br/>The Evolving World Economy <br/><br/>Resistance to Trade <br/><br/>Chapter 9: Global Finance and Business <br/><br/>Globalization and Finance <br/><br/>The Currency System <br/><br/>About Money <br/><br/>International Currency Exchange <br/><br/>Why Currencies Rise or Fall <br/><br/>Central Banks <br/><br/>The World Bank and the IMF <br/><br/>State Financial Positions <br/><br/>National Accounts <br/><br/>International Debt <br/><br/>The Position of the United States <br/><br/>The Position of Russia and Eastern Europe <br/><br/>The Position of Asia <br/><br/>Multinational Business <br/><br/>Multinational Corporations <br/><br/>Foreign Direct Investment <br/><br/>Host and Home Government Relations <br/><br/>Chapter 10: International Integration <br/><br/>Globalization and Integration <br/><br/>Integration Theory <br/><br/>The European Union <br/><br/>The Vision of a United Europe <br/><br/>The Treaty of Rome <br/><br/>Structure of the European Union <br/><br/>The Single European Act <br/><br/>The Maastricht Treaty <br/><br/>Monetary Union <br/><br/>Expanding the European Union <br/><br/>The Lisbon Treaty <br/><br/>The Power of Information <br/><br/>Connecting the World <br/><br/>Information as a Tool of Governments <br/><br/>Information as a Tool against Governments <br/><br/>Telecommunications and Global Culture <br/><br/>Chapter 11: Environment and Population <br/><br/>Interdependence and the Environment <br/><br/>Sustainable Development <br/><br/>Managing the Environment <br/><br/>The Atmosphere <br/><br/>Biodiversity <br/><br/>Forests and Oceans <br/><br/>Pollution <br/><br/>Natural Resources <br/><br/>World Energy <br/><br/>Minerals <br/><br/>Water Disputes <br/><br/>Population <br/><br/>The Demographic Transition <br/><br/>Population Policies <br/><br/>Disease <br/><br/>Chapter 12: The North-South Gap <br/><br/>The State of the South <br/><br/>Basic Human Needs <br/><br/>World Hunger <br/><br/>Rural and Urban Populations <br/><br/>Women in Development <br/><br/>Migration and Refugees <br/><br/>Theories of Accumulation <br/><br/>Economic Accumulation <br/><br/>The World-System <br/><br/>Imperialism <br/><br/>World Civilizations <br/><br/>History of Imperialism, 1500—2000 <br/><br/>Effects of Colonialism <br/><br/>Postcolonial Dependency <br/><br/>Revolutionary Movements <br/><br/>Chapter 13: International Development <br/><br/>Experiences <br/><br/>The Newly Industrializing Countries <br/><br/>The Chinese Experience <br/><br/>India Takes Off <br/><br/>Other Experiments <br/><br/>Lessons <br/><br/>Import Substitution and Export-Led Growth <br/><br/>Concentrating Capital for Manufacturing <br/><br/>Corruption <br/><br/>North-South Capital Flows <br/><br/>Foreign Investment <br/><br/>North-South Debt <br/><br/>IMF Conditionality <br/><br/>The South in International Economic Regimes <br/><br/>Foreign Assistance <br/><br/>Patterns of Foreign Assistance <br/><br/>Types of Foreign Assistance <br/><br/>The Politics of Foreign Assistance <br/><br/>The Impact of Foreign Assistance
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Topical term or geographic name entry element 1.International Relations - History2.International Relations - Philosophy
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Personal name Pevehouse Jon C
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