Essentials of international relations

Karen A. Mingst

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Political Science Research and Education Global Peace and Security Dynamics

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Taking a balanced view of major theoretical approaches, including liberalism, Marxism, feminism, and constructivism, Mingst (University of Kentucky) provides analytical tools students need to understand world political affairs at the individual, state, and international system levels. Updated to reflect recent developments and debates in world poli

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