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082			_a327.101 _bBOO/I
100			_aBooth, Ken _96096
245		0	_aInternational Relations Theory Today
260			_bPolity Press, _c1995. _aUS:
300			_a534p.
505			_aPART I: CONTESTATIONS 1. FIVE GENERATIONS OF IR THEORY 2. THEORY AND PRACTICE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 3. IR THEORY AS IDENTITY DISCOURSES 4. IR THEORY AND THE QUESTION OF SCIENCE 5. IR THEORY AS AN ETHICAL PURSUIT 6. DO IR SCHOLARS ENGAGE WITH THE SAME WORLD? 7. 'IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID...'Craig Murphy PART II: THEORIES AND ISSUES 8. THE FUTURE OF WAR AS THE ULTIMA RATIO 9. THE NUCLEAR REVOLUTION AS THEORY 10. CARMEN MIRANDA RETURNS 11. GLOBAL CAPITALISM, INEQUALITY, AND POVERTY 12. 'CIVILISED' RESTRAINT AND INTERNATIONAL Society 13. DEMOCRACY IN A GLOBALISED WORLD 4. PROTEST AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS IN THE INFORMATION
650			_a International relations. _92899
650			_atheory _96098
700			_96097 _aErskine, Toni ed.
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