
Edmondson & Levy
Release Date: 17 Aug 2007
Format: Paperback
Pages: 275
ISBN: 9780733974908
ISBN-10: 0733974902
For introductory courses in International Relations.
Using a thematic approach, while covering a wide range of topics in international relations, this text offers students a new perspective of the discipline. This is a text that challenges the United States’ dominance of international relations literature, whilst examining the importance of alternative 'lenses' through which the development and evolution of international relations scholarship can be understood. Edmondson and Levy explore the development of a theory of knowledge within international relations scholarship and practice, and re-examine the structural norms of the international political system.
Features and Benefits
* Text does not assume prior knowledge of key concepts, theoretical perspectives or major events in international relations
* Develops students understanding of the notion of ‘culture’ in international relations, rather than relying exclusively upon established principles
* Concept Boxes are used throughout the text to give a brief summary of issues and highlight key concepts
* The text ends with a glossary of key terms and a comprehensive bibliography, providing students with an opportunity for additional reading to develop their understanding further
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