Introducing International Relations

Introducing International Relations

Authors: Farhan Hanif Siddiqi, Muhammad Nadeem Mirza
Binding: Paperback
Category: International Relations, Political Science, Social Sciences
Recommended For:
Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, researchers, policy analysts, civil service aspirants, journalists, and general readers interested in global politics and Pakistan’s foreign relations.

Key Points with Brief Descriptions:

• Structured Learning Approach:
  Organised into three essentials—concepts, theories, and practices—making it easy for students to connect abstract ideas with real-world situations.

• Theory Meets Practice:
  Each chapter moves from defining concepts to explaining theories, and then links them to empirical examples, ensuring practical understanding.

• Focus on Pakistan and the Developing World:
  Uses Pakistan’s foreign policy and regional dynamics as primary reference points, making the content contextually relevant for local learners.

• Critical Thinking Exercises:
  Encourages independent analysis through thinking prompts and chapter-end summaries that reinforce learning.

• Wide Relevance:
  Useful for students, educators, researchers, think tanks, civil service aspirants, and journalists in both print and electronic media.

• Comprehensive Coverage:
  Equips readers with the knowledge to understand the nuances, determinants, and shaping factors of international relations in today’s world.