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The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations (8th edn)
John Baylis, Steve Smith, and Patricia Owens (eds)
The Globalization of World Politics is an introduction to international relations (IR) and offers comprehensive coverage of key theories and global issues. The eighth edition ...
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The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations (7th edn)
John Baylis, Steve Smith, and Patricia Owens (eds)
The Globalization of World Politics is an introduction to international relations (IR) and offers comprehensive coverage of key theories and global issues. The seventh edition ...
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5. Peace Studies
Paul Rogers
in Contemporary Security Studies (4th edn)
This chapter discusses the origins and development of the field of peace studies after World War II, initially in relation to the East–West confrontation and the nuclear arms race. It ...
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13. Generations
Axel Gosseries
in Issues in Political Theory (3rd edn)
This chapter examines questions of generations and intergenerational justice. It first considers the notion of generational sovereignty and what is required for a democracy to take the ...
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8. Military power and US foreign policy
Beth A. Fischer
in US Foreign Policy (2nd edn)
This chapter explores the relationship between American military power and foreign policy. It also considers important debates regarding containment, deterrence, preemption, and the limits ...
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18. Race in world politics
Robbie Shilliam
in The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations (8th edn)
This chapter examines the ways in which race can been understood as a fundamental ordering principle of world politics. It explores how the histories of European imperialism and colonialism ...
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18. Race in world politics
Robbie Shilliam
in The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations (7th edn)
This chapter examines the ways in which race can been understood as a fundamental ordering principle of world politics. It explores how the histories of European imperialism and colonialism ...
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Introduction
Jonathan Wolff
in An Introduction to Political Philosophy (3rd edn)
This text explores the main questions of political philosophy and looks at some of the most influential answers, from the ancient Greeks to the present day. Each chapter takes on a ...
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5. Peace Studies
Paul Rogers
in Contemporary Security Studies (5th edn)
This chapter discusses the origins and development of the field of peace studies after World War II, initially in relation to the East-West confrontation and the nuclear arms race. It ...
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3. American exceptionalism
Daniel Deudney and Jeffrey W. Meiser
in US Foreign Policy (3rd edn)
This chapter argues why we must think of the United States as an exceptional kind of nation with a very distinct past and an equally distinct set of capabilities. It first considers ...
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15. The Return to Confrontation, 1979–80
John W. Young and John Kent
in International Relations Since 1945 (2nd edn)
This chapter examines why the United States and the Soviet Union returned to confrontation during the period 1979–1980. Despite the slow progress of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks ...
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15. The Return to Confrontation, 1979–80
John W. Young and John Kent
in International Relations Since 1945 (3rd edn)
This chapter examines why the United States and the Soviet Union returned to confrontation during the period 1979–80. Despite the slow progress of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT ...
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