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Introduction to International Relations

This textbook provides an introduction to international relations, including chapters on the foundations of international relations, theoretical approaches to international relations, the practice of international relations, and the future of international relations.

Political Science and Civics Social Sciences

Tác giả: Katherine Michel
Nhà xuất bản: Ohlone College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-NC
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Thinking Analytically in International Relations
1.01: Introduction
1.02: The State
1.03: Levels of Analysis
1.04: IR in the Real World
1.05: Conclusion
1.06: Student Resources
1.07: References
02: Rise of the Modern Global Order
2.01: Introduction
2.02: Concert of Europe
2.03: World War I World War II and the Cold War
2.04: A New Era of Geopolitics
2.05: IR in the Real World
2.06: Conclusion
2.07: Student Resources
2.08: References
03: Realism
3.01: Introduction
3.02: Core Assumptions
3.03: Historical Evolution
3.04: Critiques
3.05: IR in the Real World
3.06: Conclusion
3.07: Student Resources
04: Liberalism
4.01: Introduction
4.02: State Behavior in the International System
4.03: Comparing Liberalism to Realism
4.04: Critiques
4.05: IR in the Real World
4.06: Student Resources
4.07: References
05: Constructivism and Critical Theories
5.01: Introduction
5.02: Constructivism
5.03: Marxism
5.04: Feminism
5.05: IR in the Real World
5.06: Conclusion
5.07: Student Resources
5.08: References
06: Foreign Policy-Making
6.01: Introduction
6.02: Foundations of Foreign Policy
6.03: Tools of Foreign Policy
6.04: Approaches to Foreign Policy
6.05: Models of Foreign Policy Decision-Making
6.06: IR in the Real World
6.07: Conclusion
6.08: Student Resources
6.09: References
07: War Between States
7.01: Introduction
7.02: The History of Interstate War
7.03: How States Fight Modern Wars
7.04: Motivations for Interstate War
7.05: Justifications for Interstate War
7.06: IR in the Real World
7.07: Conclusion
7.08: Student Resources
7.09: References
08: Conflict Within States
8.01: Introduction
8.02: How Actors Engage in Intrastate Conflict
8.03: Motivations for Intrastate Conflict
8.04: The Challenge of Achieving Peace
8.05: IR in the Real World
8.06: Conclusion
8.07: Student Resources
8.08: References
09: International Organizations
9.01: Introduction
9.02: International Governmental Organizations
9.03: Supranational Organizations
9.04: International Nongovernmental Organizations
9.05: IR in the Real World
9.06: Conclusion
9.07: Student Resources
9.08: References
10: International Law and Norms
10.01: Introduction
10.02: What is International Law
10.03: Sources of International Law
10.04: International Norms
10.05: Compliance
10.06: IR in the Real World
10.07: Conclusion
10.08: Student Resources
10.09: References
11: Human Rights
11.01: Introduction
11.02: Protecting Human Rights in Theory
11.03: Protecting Human Rights Legally
11.04: Protecting Human Rights on the Ground
11.05: Accountability and Justice
11.06: Ongoing Challenges
11.07: IR in the Real World
11.08: Conclusion
11.09: Student Resources
11.10: References
12: International Political Economy
12.01: Introduction
12.02: International Trade
12.03: International Finance
12.04: International Actors
12.05: IR in the Real World
12.06: Conclusion
12.07: Student Resources
12.08: References
13: International Development
13.01: Introduction
13.02: Development Measures
13.03: Development Goals
13.04: Poverty and Hunger
13.05: Development Strategies and Policies
13.06: IR in the Real World
13.07: Conclusion
13.08: Student Resources
13.09: References
14: Contemporary Global Challenges
14.01: Introduction
14.02: Global Health and Pandemics
14.03: Mass Migration Crisis
14.04: Rise of Non-State Actors
14.05: Conclusion
14.06: Student Resources
14.07: References