The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations
John Baylis, a former pro vice chancellor of Swansea University and an emeritus professor of politics and international relations, Professor Patricia Owens, dean of the University of Sussex's School of International Relations University of Exeter Vice-Chancellor and Professor of International Relations Steve Smith John Baylis is a retired professor of politics and international relations at Swansea University as well as a former pro vice chancellor. University of Exeter Vice-Chancellor and Professor of IR Steve Smith. The University of Sussex's Department of International Relations is led by Professor Patricia Owens.
The most thorough examination of the major theories and worldwide concerns in world politics is provided in The Globalization of World Politics, the best-selling introduction to international relations. The book continues to address those topics that will define the key issues in IR into the future with a brand-new chapter on Refugees and Forced Migration and updated treatment of decolonization in the eighth edition, which deals with contemporary global challenges.
Readers can evaluate important IR disputes and apply theory and concepts to current events with the help of specially designed instructional tools. A newly updated Opposing Opinions section encourages thoughtful discussion of current policy issues, from the decolonization of universities to discussions of migration and the state. Leading experts in the subject provide an appropriate introduction and a continual reference for students throughout their studies by introducing readers to the history, theory, structures, and important topics in IR.
Author: John Baylis, Steve Smith and Patricia Owens
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