Conflict and Cooperation: Evolving Theories of International RelationsDesigned to acquaint students with the fundamental principles of and treatises on international relations theory, CONFLICT AND COOPERATION combines a broad range of historical and contemporary readings that provide a thorough, balanced view of International Relations theory. This text could be used alone or as a complement to a standard International Relations text. |
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International Relations Theories | 39 |
Kenneth N Waltz Structural Realism After the Cold War | 99 |
REALIST PERSPECTIVE OF SEPTEMBER 11 | 116 |
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