15555cam a2200433 i 4500 ocn840431586 OCoLC 20240716120551.0 130605s2014 mauab 000 0 eng 2013942293 GBB338788 bnb 016320808 Uk 9780205971367 0205971369 AU@ 000051891447 NZ1 15054566 UKMGB 016320808 DKDLA 820030-katalog:2049284 (OCoLC)840431586 (OCoLC)851415873 DLC eng rda DLC UKMGB OCLCO BTCTA VGM YDXCP OCLCF OCLCO OCL OCLCQ I8M OCLCQ GILDS OCLCO IOG OCLCO pcc JZ1242 .G653 Goldstein, Joshua S., 1952- International relations / Joshua S. Goldstein, American University, Washington, D.C., University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Jon C. Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin, Madison. Tenth edition, 2013-2014 update. Boston : Pearson, [2014] xxx, 568 p : color ill, color maps ; 26 cm text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Preface (starting p. ix) -- To the Student (starting p. xv) -- A Note on Nomenclature (starting p. xvi) -- Careers in International Relations (starting p. xvii) -- Maps (starting p. xxi) -- ch. 1 The Globalization of International Relations (starting p. 2) -- Globalization, International Relations, and Daily Life (starting p. 3) -- Core Principles (starting p. 4) -- IR as a Field of Study (starting p. 10) -- Actors and Influences (starting p. 12) -- State Actors (starting p. 13) -- Nonstate Actors (starting p. 15) -- Levels of Analysis (starting p. 17) -- Globalization (starting p. 19) -- Global Geography (starting p. 21) -- The Evolving International System (starting p. 26) -- The Two World Wars, 1900-1950 (starting p. 26) -- The Cold War, 1945-1990 (starting p. 29) -- The Post-Cold War Era, 1990-2012 (starting p. 33) -- Policy Perspectives Overview (starting p. 11) -- Seeking the Collective Good Introduction (starting p. 8) -- Let's Debate the Issue Globalization: Vanishing State Power? (starting p. 40) -- ch. 2 Realist Theories (starting p. 42) -- Realism (starting p. 43) -- Power (starting p. 45) -- Defining Power (starting p. 45) -- Estimating Power (starting p. 47) -- Elements of Power (starting p. 47) -- The International System (starting p. 49) -- Anarchy and Sovereignty (starting p. 49) -- Balance of Power (starting p. 52) -- Great Powers and Middle Powers (starting p. 54) -- Power Distribution (starting p. 56) -- Hegemony (starting p. 57) -- The Great Power System, 1500-2000 (starting p. 61) -- Alliances (starting p. 63) -- Purposes of Alliances (starting p. 63) -- NATO (starting p. 65) -- Other Alliances (starting p. 67) -- Regional Alignments (starting p. 70) -- Strategy (starting p. 71) -- Statecraft (starting p. 73) -- Rationality in International Relations (starting p. 75) -- The Prisoner's Dilemma (starting p. 76) -- Policy Perspectives Prime Minister of India, Manhoman Singh (starting p. 72) -- Seeking the Collective Good NATO in Afghanistan (starting p. 68) -- Let's Debate the Issue Can the United States and China Peacefully Coexist? (starting p. 82) -- ch. 3 Liberal and Social Theories (starting p. 84) -- The Waning of War (starting p. 85) -- Liberal Theories (starting p. 86) -- Kant and Peace (starting p. 86) -- Liberal Institutionalism (starting p. 87) -- International Regimes (starting p. 90) -- Collective Security (starting p. 92) -- The Democratic Peace (starting p. 94) -- Social Theories (starting p. 96) -- Identities and Ideas Matter (starting p. 97) -- Postmodernism (starting p. 102) -- Marxism (starting p. 103) -- Peace Studies (starting p. 106) -- Gender Theories (starting p. 110) -- Why Gender Matters (starting p. 110) -- The Masculinity of Realism (starting p. 112) -- Gender in War and Peace (starting p. 114) -- Women in IR (starting p. 116) -- Difference Feminism versus Liberal Feminism? (starting p. 119) -- Postmodern Feminism (starting p. 120) -- Policy Perspectives President of Ukraine, Victor Yanukovych (starting p. 100) -- Seeking the Collective Good Great Nations Pay Their Bills (starting p. 92) -- Let's Debate the Issue Legislative Quotas for Women: An Effective Tool for Equality? (starting p. 124) -- ch. 4 Foreign Policy (starting p. 126) -- Making Foreign Policy (starting p. 127) -- Models of Decision Making (starting p. 127) -- Individual Decision Makers (starting p. 129) -- Group Psychology (starting p. 132) -- Crisis Management (starting p. 134) -- Domestic Influences (starting p. 136) -- Bureaucracies (starting p. 136) -- Interest Groups (starting p. 138) -- The Military-Industrial Complex (starting p. 139) -- Public Opinion (starting p. 141) -- Legislatures (starting p. 145) -- Making Foreign Policy (starting p. 146) -- Policy Perspectives Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe (starting p. 143) -- Seeking the Collective Good Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks (starting p. 140) -- Let's Debate the Issue Should Legislatures Play a Role in Deciding Whether to Use Military Force? (starting p. 150) -- ch. 5 International Conflict (starting p. 152) -- The Wars of the World (starting p. 153) -- Types of War (starting p. 153) -- Theories of the Causes of War (starting p. 157) -- Conflicts of Ideas (starting p. 160) -- Nationalism (starting p. 160) -- Ethnic Conflict (starting p. 162) -- Genocide (starting p. 166) -- Religious Conflict (starting p. 168) -- Ideological Conflict (starting p. 176) -- Conflicts of Interest (starting p. 177) -- Territorial Disputes (starting p. 177) -- Control of Governments (starting p. 184) -- Economic Conflict (starting p. 185) -- Policy Perspectives President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (starting p. 165) -- Seeking the Collective Good Peace in Latin America (starting p. 178) -- Let's Debate the Issue The United States and Russia: A New Cold War? (starting p. 190) -- ch. 6 Military Force and Terrorism (starting p. 192) -- Conventional Forces (starting p. 193) -- Land Forces: Controlling Territory (starting p. 194) -- Naval Forces: Controlling the Seas (starting p. 197) -- Air Forces: Controlling the Skies (starting p. 198) -- Coordinating Forces: Logistics and Intelligence (starting p. 200) -- Evolving Technologies (starting p. 201) -- Terrorism (starting p. 204) -- Weapons of Mass Destruction (starting p. 209) -- Nuclear Weapons (starting p. 209) -- Ballistic Missiles and Other Delivery Systems (starting p. 211) -- Chemical and Biological Weapons (starting p. 214) -- Proliferation (starting p. 216) -- Nuclear Strategy and Arms Control (starting p. 219) -- States and Militaries (starting p. 222) -- Military Economics (starting p. 222) -- Control of Military Forces (starting p. 224) -- Civil Military Relations (starting p. 225) -- Policy Perspectives President of the United States, Barack Obama (starting p. 202) -- Seeking the Collective Good Arms Control (starting p. 218) -- Let's Debate the Issue Negotiations with North Korea: Progress Toward Disarmament or Fool's Errand? (starting p. 230) -- ch. 7 International Organization, Law, and Human Rights (starting p. 232) -- Roles of International Organizations (starting p. 233) -- The United Nations (starting p. 236) -- The UN System (starting p. 236) -- The Security Council (starting p. 242) -- Peacekeeping Forces (starting p. 245) -- The Secretariat (starting p. 249) -- The General Assembly (starting p. 250) -- UN Programs (starting p. 252) -- Autonomous Agencies (starting p. 253) -- International Law (starting p. 254) -- Sources of International Law (starting p. 254) -- Enforcement of International Law (starting p. 255) -- The World Court (starting p. 256) -- International Cases in National Courts (starting p. 259) -- Law and Sovereignty (starting p. 261) -- Laws of Diplomacy (starting p. 261) -- Just War Doctrine (starting p. 263) -- Human Rights (starting p. 264) -- Individual Rights versus Sovereignty (starting p. 265) -- Human Rights Institutions (starting p. 266) -- War Crimes (starting p. 270) -- The Evolution of World Order (starting p. 276) -- Policy Perspectives International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda (starting p. 275) -- Seeking the Collective Good Responsibility to Protect (starting p. 270) -- Let's Debate the Issue Human Rights: A Hollow Promise to the World? (starting p. 280) -- ch. 8 International Trade (starting p. 282) -- Theories of Trade (starting p. 283) -- Liberalism and Mercantilism (starting p. 283) -- Comparative Advantage (starting p. 288) -- Political Interference in Markets (starting p. 289) -- Protectionism (starting p. 291) -- Trade Regimes (starting p. 294) -- The World Trade Organization (starting p. 294) -- Bilateral and Regional Agreements (starting p. 298) -- Cartels (starting p. 302) -- Industries and Interest Groups (starting p. 304) -- Enforcement of Trade Rules (starting p. 307) -- Economic Globalization (starting p. 309) -- The Evolving World Economy (starting p. 309) -- Resistance to Trade (starting p. 313) -- Policy Perspectives President of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff (starting p. 301) -- Seeking the Collective Good Freer Trade (starting p. 298) -- Let's Debate the Issue Are Free Trade Agreements Good for the Global Economy? (starting p. 318) -- ch. 9 Global Finance and Business (starting p. 320) -- Globalization and Finance (starting p. 321) -- The Currency System (starting p. 322) -- About Money (starting p. 322) -- International Currency Exchange (starting p. 322) -- Why Currencies Rise or Fall (starting p. 327) -- Central Banks (starting p. 330) -- The World Bank and the IMF (starting p. 331) -- State Financial Positions (starting p. 333) -- National Accounts (starting p. 333) -- International Debt (starting p. 334) -- The Position of the United States (starting p. 336) -- The Position of Russia and Eastern Europe (starting p. 338) -- The Position of Asia (starting p. 339) -- Multinational Business (starting p. 341) -- Multinational Corporations (starting p. 341) -- Foreign Direct Investment (starting p. 343) -- Host and Home Government Relations (starting p. 345) -- Policy Perspectives President of China, Xi Jinping (starting p. 329) -- Seeking the Collective Good Currency Stability (starting p. 326) -- Let's Debate the Issue Foreign Direct Investment: Engine of Growth or Tool of Exploitation? (starting p. 352) -- ch. 10 International Integration (starting p. 354) -- Globalization and Integration (starting p. 355) -- Integration Theory (starting p. 355) -- The European Union (starting p. 358) -- The Vision of a United Europe (starting p. 358) -- The Treaty of Rome (starting p. 359) Structure of the European Union (starting p. 360) -- The Single European Act (starting p. 362) -- The Maastricht Treaty (starting p. 263) -- Monetary Union (starting p. 364) -- Expanding the European Union (starting p. 367) -- The Lisbon Treaty (starting p. 369) -- The Power of Information (starting p. 370) -- Connecting the World (starting p. 370) -- Information as a Tool of Governments (starting p. 376) -- Information as a Tool against Governments (starting p. 377) -- Telecommunications and Global Culture (starting p. 379) -- Policy Perspectives Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel (starting p. 372) -- Seeking the Collective Good Bailing Out Greece (starting p. 366) -- Let's Debate the Issue Has European Integration Gone as Far as Possible? (starting p. 384) -- ch. 11 Environment and Population (starting p. 386) -- Interdependence and the Environment (starting p. 387) -- Sustainable Development (starting p. 389) -- Managing the Environment (starting p. 390) -- The Atmosphere (starting p. 390) -- Biodiversity (starting p. 396) -- Forests and Oceans (starting p. 397) -- Pollution (starting p. 400) -- Natural Resources (starting p. 403) -- World Energy (starting p. 404) -- Minerals (starting p. 407) -- Water Disputes (starting p. 408) -- Population (starting p. 409) -- The Demographic Transition (starting p. 410) -- Population Policies (starting p. 412) -- Disease (starting p. 413) -- Policy Perspectives Prime Minister of Ireland, Enda Kenny (starting p. 398) -- Seeking the Collective Good Global Warming (starting p. 394) -- Let's Debate the Issue Stopping Global Warming: Who Should Pay? (starting p. 422) -- ch. 12 The North-South Gap (starting p. 424) -- The State of the South (starting p. 425) -- Basic Human Needs (starting p. 426) -- World Hunger (starting p. 431) -- Rural and Urban Populations (starting p. 432) -- Women in Development (starting p. 433) -- Migration and Refugees (starting p. 434) -- Theories of Accumulation (starting p. 440) -- Economic Accumulation (starting p. 440) -- The World-System (starting p. 441) -- Imperialism (starting p. 443) -- World Civilizations (starting p. 443) -- History of Imperialism, 1500-2000 (starting p. 446) -- Effects of Colonialism (starting p. 449) -- Postcolonial Dependency (starting p. 451) -- Revolutionary Movements (starting p. 454) -- Policy Perspectives President of Botswana, Seretse Khama Ian Khama (starting p. 437) -- Seeking the Collective Good The Refugee Regime (starting p. 438) -- Let's Debate the Issue Immigration Reform: Should Illegal Immigrants in the United States Have a Path to Citizenship? (starting p. 458) -- ch. 13 International Development (starting p. 460) -- Experiences (starting p. 461) -- The Newly Industrializing Countries (starting p. 461) -- The Chinese Experience (starting p. 464) -- India Takes Off (starting p. 467) -- Other Experiments (starting p. 469) -- Lessons (starting p. 472) -- Import Substitution and Export-Led Growth (starting p. 472) -- Concentrating Capital for Manufacturing (starting p. 473) -- Corruption (starting p. 475) -- North-South Capital Flows (starting p. 476) -- Foreign Investment (starting p. 476) -- North-South Debt (starting p. 478) -- IMF Conditionality (starting p. 480) -- The South in International Economic Regimes (starting p. 481) -- Foreign Assistance (starting p. 484) -- Patterns of Foreign Assistance (starting p. 484) -- Types of Foreign Assistance (starting p. 486) -- The Politics of Foreign Assistance (starting p. 489) -- The Impact of Foreign Assistance (starting p. 492) -- Policy Perspectives Prime Minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan (starting p. 483) -- Seeking the Collective Good Trick or Treat for UNICEF (starting p. 490) -- Let's Debate the Issue Foreign Aid: A Solution to Development or a Source of Problems? (starting p. 496) -- ch. 14 Postscript (starting p. 498) -- Glossary (starting p. 501) -- Photo Credits (starting p. 517) -- Name Index (starting p. 518) -- Subject Index (starting p. 529) International relations Textbooks. Textbooks. lcgft Pevehouse, Jon C. lcc BK 0 NO HOLDINGS IN GHUCC - 56 OTHER HOLDINGS 1139 1139 0 0 lcc 0 0 REF GAFC GAFC GEN 2024-07-16 0 JZ1242 .G653 2024-1822 2024-07-16 12:06:55 2024-07-16 BK 0 0 lcc 0 0 REF GAFC GAFC GEN 2024-07-16 0 JZ1242 .G653 2024-1823 2024-07-16 12:06:55 2024-07-16 BK