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Perspectives on international relations: power, institutions, and ideas/ Henry R. Nau

By: Nau, Henry RMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington: CQ Press, 2009Description: xxxv, 545 p. : ill., maps ; 26 cmISBN: 9780872899247Subject(s): World politics | International relations DDC classification: 327.101

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PART I International Conflict and War 2. Perspectives on World History Change and Continuity 3. World War I world on fire 4. World War 11 Why Did War Happen Again? 5. The Origins and End of the Cold War 6. From 11/9 to 9/11 The World of the 1990s 7. Terrorism and the World After 9/11 Religious, Ethnic, and National. Conflicts PART 11 Globalization and the World Economy 8. History of Globalization Mercantilism, Pax Britannica, and Pax Americana 9. How Globalization Works in Practice 10. Trade, Investment, and Finance Engines of Growth 11. Miracle and Missed Opportunity Deuelopment in Asia and Latin America 12. Foreign Aid and Domestic Governance Development in Africa and the Middle East 13. Global Inequality, Imperialism, and Injustice A Critical Theory Perspective PART III Global Forces for Change 14. World Environment Population, Pollution, and Pandemics 15. Global Civil Society Nonstate Actors and Basic Human Rights 16. Global Governance International and Regional Institutions Notes Glossary of Key Concepts Photo Credits Index

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PART I International Conflict and War

2. Perspectives on World History Change and Continuity

3. World War I world on fire

4. World War 11
Why Did War Happen Again?

5. The Origins and End of the Cold War

6. From 11/9 to 9/11
The World of the 1990s

7. Terrorism and the World After 9/11
Religious, Ethnic, and National. Conflicts

PART 11 Globalization and the World Economy

8. History of Globalization
Mercantilism, Pax Britannica, and Pax Americana

9. How Globalization Works in Practice

10. Trade, Investment, and Finance
Engines of Growth

11. Miracle and Missed Opportunity
Deuelopment in Asia and Latin America

12. Foreign Aid and Domestic Governance
Development in Africa and the Middle East

13. Global Inequality, Imperialism, and Injustice
A Critical Theory Perspective

PART III Global Forces for Change

14. World Environment
Population, Pollution, and Pandemics

15. Global Civil Society
Nonstate Actors and Basic Human Rights

16. Global Governance
International and Regional Institutions

Notes

Glossary of Key Concepts

Photo Credits

Index

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