An Introduction to International Relations Theory: Perspectives and Themes3rd Edition by Steans, Jill, Pettiford, Lloyd, Diez, Thomas, El-Anis, Imad
- Publisher: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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- SKU: 50961
- Number of Pages: 276
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In "An Introduction to International Relations Theory: Perspectives and Themes (3rd Edition)," authors Jill Steans, Lloyd Pettiford, Thomas Diez, and Imad El-Anis provide a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental concepts and debates within the field of international relations. Through a balanced blend of historical context, theoretical frameworks, and contemporary examples, this third edition offers readers a nuanced understanding of the complexities shaping global politics. From traditional perspectives to emerging paradigms, the book navigates through diverse viewpoints, inviting readers to critically analyze the myriad factors influencing international relations.
The book begins by tracing the historical evolution of international relations theory, offering insights into the intellectual foundations that have shaped contemporary discourse. It then delves into various theoretical perspectives, from realism and liberalism to constructivism and post-structuralism, elucidating their core assumptions and implications for understanding global dynamics. Through illustrative case studies and empirical evidence, the authors demonstrate how these theories apply to real-world issues such as security dilemmas, economic interdependence, and transnational governance. Moreover, the third edition incorporates new chapters on emerging themes like environmental politics, gender perspectives, and the impact of technology on international relations, reflecting the evolving nature of the field.
Key Points:
1. Historical evolution of international relations theory provides context.
2. Exploration of traditional and emerging theoretical perspectives.
3. Application of theories to contemporary global issues through case studies.
4. Inclusion of new chapters on environmental politics, gender perspectives, and technology's impact.
5. Encouragement of critical analysis for a nuanced understanding of global politics.
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Writer ✤ Steans, Jill, Pettiford, Lloyd, Diez, Thomas, El-Anis, Imad