TEXTBOOK
The Globalization of World
Politics
An Introduction to
International Relations
John Baylis; Steve Smith
With the assistance of Patricia Owens
Oxford University Press, 3er. Ed., 2004, 850 pages, 5 maps,
subject for the first time, this text has been
carefully edited by John Baylis and Steve Smith
to ensure a coherent, accessible and lively
account of the globalization of world politics.
Description
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Market leader with contributions from
experts, writing on their specialist subjects for
an undergraduate readership.
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Written in an accessible way for
students new to IR.
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Structure of the book has been carefully
developed to ensure the coverage maps onto
introductory courses, spanning history, theory,
structures and processes, and international
issues.
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Excellent pedagogy throughout,
including numerous boxes, figures, tables, case
studies, key points, questions and annotated
further reading in each chapter.
Carefully edited by John Baylis and Steve
Smith to ensure an integrated and fully coherent
style throughout the book.
Readership:
An introductory textbook suitable for both
undergraduate and post-graduate students of
International Relations.
Contents
Introduction
1. The Globalization of World Politics ,
Anthony McGrew
Historical Context
New to this edition
2. The Evolution of International Society ,
Robert H. Jackson
3. International History 1900-1945 , Susie L.
Carruthers
4. International History 1945-1990 , Len Scott
5. The End of the Cold War , Richard Crockatt
6. International History since 1989 , Michael
Cox
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3 new chapters on International Law,
International Terrorism and Social
Constructivism.
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Glossary of key terms.
4 colour text for easier navigation.
Now in its third edition, this internationally
successful title has been fully revised and
updated to cover the latest developments in
world politics, with three new chapters on
International Law, Terrorism and Social
Constructivism and two updated case studies.
Written specially for those coming to the
Theories of World Politics
7. Realism , Timothy Dunne and Brian C.
Schmidt
8. Liberalism , Timothy Dunne
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These materials apply International Relations
theories to some real life cases.
9. Contemporary Mainstream Approaches: NeoRealism and Neo-Liberalism , Steven L. Lamy
10. Marxist Theories of International Relations ,
Steve Hobden and Richard Wyn Jones
11. Social Constructivism , Michael Barnett
12. Reflectivist and Constructivist approaches to
International Theory , Steve Smith
Case materials
These materials apply International Relations
theories to some real life cases.
Structures and Processes
The 1999 Kosovo crisis
13. International and global security in the postcold war era , John Baylis
14. International political economy in an age of
globalization , Ngaire Woods
15. International Law , Christian Reus-Smit
16. International Regimes , Richard Little
17. Diplomacy , Brian White
18. The United Nations and International Order
, Paul Taylor
19. Transnational actors and International
Organizations in Global Politics , Peter Willetts
Realist IR Theory
Based on Chapter 7 (PDF 106kB)
Liberal IR Theory
Based on Chapter 8 (PDF 104kB)
Marxist and Radical Theory
Based on Chapter 10 (PDF 105kB)
Alternative IR Theory
Based on Chapter 12 (PDF 99kB)
References
(PDF 80kB)
The Gulf War, 1990-1991
International Issues
Realist IR Theory
Based on Chapter 7 (PDF 102kB)
Liberal IR Theory
Based on Chapter 8 (PDF 99kB)
Marxist Theory
Based on Chapter 9 (PDF 103kB)
Alternative Approaches to IR Theory
Based on Chapter 12 (PDF 98kB)
References
(PDF 88kB)
20. Environmental Issues , Owen Greene
21. Terrorism , James Kiras
22. Nuclear Proliferation , Daryl Howlett
23. Nationalism , Fred Halliday
24. Culture and World affairs , Simon Murden
25. Humanitarian Intervention and World
Politics , Nicholas J. Wheeler and Alex J.
Bellamy
26. European and Regional Integration , Thomas
Christiansen
27. Global Trade and Finance , Jan Aart Scholte
28. The Communications and Internet
Revolution , Jonathan Aronson
29. Poverty, Development and Hunger ,
Caroline Thomas
30. Gender Issues , Jan Jindy Pettman
31. Human rights , Chris Brown
The Iraq War, 2003
Realist IR Theory
Based on Chapter 7 (PDF 101kB)
Liberal IR Theory
Based on Chapter 8 (PDF 103kB)
Marxist IR Theory
Based on Chapter 10 (PDF 95kB)
Social Constructivist Theory
Based on Chapter 11 (PDF 90kB)
Alternative Approaches to IR Theory
Based on Chapter 12 (PDF 97kB)
References
(PDF 88kB)
Globalization in the Future
32. Globalization and the Transformation of
Political Community , Andrew Linklater
33. Globalization and the Post-Cold War Era ,
Ian Clark
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