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100			_aBuzan Barry
245			_aInternational systems in world history : Remaking the study of international relations
260			_aOxford _bOxford University Press _c2000
300			_a452p _cxiii
365			_bRs. 2,378
505			_aCONTENTS; Introduction; Part I: International Systems, World History, and International Relations Theory; Chapter 1 Systems, History, Theory and the Study of International Relations; Chapter 2 Competing Conceptions of the International System; Chapter 3 Systemic Thinking in World History; Chapter 4 The Theoretical Toolkit of this Book; Chapter 5 Establishing Criteria for International Systems; Part II: Systems in Pre-International World History; Chapter 6 The Origins of Pre-International Systems; Chapter7 The Transition from Pre-International to International Systems; Part III: The Rise and Interlinkage of Multiple International Systems in the Ancient and Classical World; Chapter 8 The New Units: City States, Empires and Barbarians as the Main Actors of the Ancient and Classical World; Chapter 9 Interaction Capacity; Chapter 10 Process Chapter 11 Structure; Part IV: The Establishment and Evolution of a Global International System; Chapter 12 Units; Chapter 13 Interaction Capacity; Chapter 14 Process; Chapter 15 Structure; Part V: Speculations, Assessments, Reflections; Chapter 17 What World History tells us about International Relations Theory; Chapter 18 What International Relations Theory tells us about World History; Chapter 19 Reflections; Index.
650			_a1. International Relations - Philosophy
700			_aLittle Richard _a
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