Discourses of Global Politics

Jim George

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This text provides a broad-ranging critique of, and re-introduction to, international relations, drawing on the most significant critical perspectives in recent social science theory. These perspectives are carefully introduced and systematically applied to the dominant traditions of contemporary international relations.

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