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| Preface | |
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| Maps | |
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| Engaging International Relations and World Politics | |
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| Globalization | |
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| Actors | |
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| State | |
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| International Organizations | |
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| Case & Point Global Governance and the Ratko Mladic Case | |
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| Nongovernmental Organizations | |
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| SlideShowKey Actors in IR | |
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| Individuals | |
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| Security, Economy, Identity | |
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| Arugument Counterargument Assessing the Roles of States and Nonstate Actors | |
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| Theory | |
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| What Is a Theory? | |
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| Formulating and Testing Hypotheses | |
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| The Levels of Analysis Framework | |
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| Arugument Counterargument Generating Hypotheses | |
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| World Images | |
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| Realists | |
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| Liberals | |
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| Economic Structuralists | |
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| English School "Rationalists" | |
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| Case & Point Agriculture and the Developing World | |
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| Interpretive Understandings | |
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| Constructivists | |
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| Feminists | |
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| Critical Theorists and Postmodernists | |
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| Assessing the Challenges to Mainstream Science and Positivism | |
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| Normative Theory | |
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| SlideShowWorld Images and Political Leaders | |
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| History | |
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| International Systems: Definition and Scope | |
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| Independent State System | |
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| Hegemonic State System | |
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| Imperial System | |
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| Feudal System | |
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| Historical International Systems | |
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| The Persian Empire | |
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| Classical Greece | |
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| India | |
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| The Roman Empire | |
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| The East Asian Sphere | |
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| Medieval Europe and the Feudal System | |
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| The Rise of the European Independent State System | |
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| The Emergence of Collective Hegemony | |
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| Arugument Counterargument Thucydides and Power Transition | |
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| The Globalization of the European System | |
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| Case & Point Politicians and Strategy | |
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| Twentieth Century Hegemonic Systems in a Global Context | |
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| Dual Hegemony during the Cold Wa | |
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| SlideShow: International Systems throughout History | |
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| Arugument Counterargument Why a Cold War and Not a Hot War? | |
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| Rising Powers | |
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| China | |
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| India | |
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| Russia | |
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| Brazil | |
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| Geography | |
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| Physical and Human Geography | |
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| Physical Geography | |
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| Human Geography | |
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| Worldwide Religious Traditions | |
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| Religion and International Relations Theory | |
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| Overview of the Major Religious Traditions | |
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| Culture and Religious Beliefs | |
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| Eastern Religious Traditions | |
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| Case & Point Religious Intolerance | |
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| Western Religious Tradition | |
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| Nations and States | |
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| SlideShowPhysical and Human Geography | |
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| Nationalism | |
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| Binational States | |
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| Multinational, Multitribal, and Multiethnic States | |
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| Nation-States and Nations without States | |
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| Arugument-Counterargument Explaining Ethnic Conflict and Nationalism | |
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| Nationalism and Ethnicity | |
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| Maintaining Unity in Binational, | |
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| Multinational, and Multiethnic States | |
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| Outside Intervention, Social, and Economic Approaches | |
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| Globalization | |
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| Current Dynamics in Globalization | |
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| Technology | |
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| Case & Point Five Forces That Flattened the World | |
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| Economic Impact | |
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| Arugument-Counterargument Globalization or Americanization? | |
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| Social-Cultural Impact | |
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| Political Impact | |
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| Capitalism as a Worldwide Form of Political Economy | |
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| SlideShowAspects of Globalization | |
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| Identifying the Attributes of Capitalist Political Economy | |
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| Arugument Counterargument The Wealth of a Nation and Its Productive Capacity: Gross National Product and Gross Domestic Product | |
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| The Passing of Feudalism arm the New Politics of Capitalism, Mercantilism, and Liberalism | |
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| The Progressive Globalization of Capitalism | |
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| The Ongoing, Twentieth Century Debate on Global Commerce | |
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| Global Governance-The Export Import Trade Regime | |
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| Global Governance-The International Monetary Regime | |
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| Global Governance-The Investment and Development Regime | |
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| Power | |
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| How to Think about National Security | |
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| Interests | |
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| Objectives | |
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| Threats | |
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| Case & Point Key Drivers of National Security Policy | |
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| Opportunities | |
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| Policymaking Conflicts and Dilemmas | |
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| Arugument Counterargument The Rationality Assumption | |
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| Qualifying the Nature of Interests and Objectives | |
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| Prioritizing Objectives | |
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| Competing Domestic and Foreign Policy Objectives | |
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| Arugument Counterargument Balance of Power | |
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| SlideShowPower and Capabilities | |
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| Capabilities and Power | |
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| Political Capabilities | |
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| Social and Cultural Capabilities | |
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| Geographic and Economic Capabilities | |
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| Military Capabilities | |
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| Measuring Power | |
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| Diplomacy and Foreign Policy | |
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| Diplomacy and Foreign Policy | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Decision Making: Liberal and Constructivist Explanations | |
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| The Historical Development of Diplomacy | |
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| Case & Point NGOs and Diplomacy in the Field | |
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| Diplomatic Processes | |
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| Recognition of States and Governments | |
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| Diplomatic Immunities and Protections | |
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| The Organization of Diplomatic Missions | |
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| Diplomatic Incentives and Disincentives | |
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| Diplomatic Communications | |
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| Arugment Counterargument Crisis Diplomacy and Foreign Policy Decisions | |
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| Negotiation Strategies | |
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| Disarmament and Arms Control | |
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| SlideShowCurbing Weapons Proliferation | |
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| Ways to Conceptualize Arms Control | |
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| Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance | |
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| Weapons Proliferation | |
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| International Law and International Organization | |
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| International Law and the Emergence of Global Civil Society | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Ideas and the Social Construction of Global Civil Society | |
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| The Emergence of International Law | |
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| Sources of International Law | |
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| The Expanding Scope of International Law in Global Civil Society | |
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| Diplomacy and Security:' Matters of War and Peace | |
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| Economic and Commercial Matters | |
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| Human Rights and the Environment | |
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| International Criminal Accountability | |
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| The United Nations (UN): Objectives and Structure | |
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| Armed Intervention, International Organizations, and International Law | |
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| Collective Security as Collective Law Enforcement | |
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| Slide Show Nationalism and Civil Conflict | |
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| Case & Point Reconstructing Europe at the Congress of Vienna | |
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| Peacekeeping: Managing and Controlling Conflicts | |
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| Alliances and Coalitions | |
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| NATO�The North Atlantic Treaty Organization | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Security as a Collective Good | |
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| Alliances as Collective Goods | |
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| Interstate Conflict | |
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| The Rationalities and Irrationalities of interstate Conflict | |
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| The Causes of Interstate Conflict | |
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| International System Level of Analysis | |
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| Individual and Group Levels of Analysis | |
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| State and Societal Levels of Analysis | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Why Did the United States Invade Iraq? | |
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| National Strategy and the Use of Force | |
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| Slide Show Analyzing Interstate War | |
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| Deterrence, Defense, and Warfighting | |
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| Minimum or Finite Deterrence | |
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| Deterrence through Assured Destruction and Defensive Efforts | |
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| Defense | |
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| Warfighting | |
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| The Post-Cold War Period | |
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| Case & Point Technology and the Future of Warfare | |
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| Concerns with Deterrence Theory | |
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| Moral Principle and the Use of Force | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument A Democratic Peace? | |
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| Just-War Theory | |
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| Conduct during War | |
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| Case & Point Mark Twain's War Prayer | |
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| Armed Intervention and National Security | |
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| Humanitarian Intervention | |
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| Cormpeting Criteria for Decisions on Armed Intervention | |
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| Asymmetric Conflict | |
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| Asymmetric Conflict | |
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| Case & Point The Mumbai Terrorist Attacks | |
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| Terrorism | |
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| History | |
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| The United States | |
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| Causes of Terrorism | |
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| Psychological/Social-Psychological Factors | |
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| Case & Point Rational Terrorism | |
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| Ideological Factors | |
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| Environmental Factors | |
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| The Changing Nature of Terrorism | |
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| Who Are Terrorists? | |
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| Why Terrorism? | |
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| How Terrorism Works | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Netwar | |
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| Policymaker Responses | |
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| Slide Show Technology and Asymmetric Warfare | |
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| Eliminate the Underlying Causes | |
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| Counterattack | |
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| Impose the Rule of Law | |
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| Encourage International Cooperation | |
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| Transnational Crime and Globalization | |
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| Blurring the Terrorism-Crime Distinction | |
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| TCO Threat Assessment | |
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| Trade and Money | |
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| Trade Theory and Comparative Advantage | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Why and How Countries Trade | |
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| Neoclassical and Subsequent Economic Thought | |
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| The Impact of Technology on Free-Trade Theory | |
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| Slide Show Tracing International Trade | |
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| Trade and Finance | |
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| How Exchange Rates Work | |
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| The Impact of Exchange-Rate Fluctuationson Trade | |
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| The Politics of Managing Exchange Rates | |
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| Case & Point The Big Mac Index | |
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| Global Governance Tasks: Sustaining Trade and Monetary Regimes | |
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| Maintaining International Liquidity | |
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| Fixed Exchange-Rate Regimes | |
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| Floating Exchange Rates | |
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| Financing Trade | |
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| Global Trade | |
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| Regional Economic Integration and Global Commerce | |
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| Trade and Economic Integration | |
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| Is Europe Unique? | |
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| Development | |
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| Uneven Development and Poverty in Developing Countries | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument The Poor Get Poorer | |
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| Poverty, Capital Formation, and Development | |
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| Aid | |
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| Loans | |
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| Direct Foreign Investment | |
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| Trade | |
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| Case & Point The Complex Case of Transfer Pricing | |
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| Case & Point The Internet and the Developing World | |
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| Slide Show Land, Labor, Capital | |
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| Sustaining Development | |
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| Population Growth | |
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| Environment | |
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| Health | |
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| Military Spending and War | |
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| Economic-Structuralist Critiques and Perspectives | |
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| Dependency Theory | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Marxist Perspectives on the Plight of Less-Developed Countries | |
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| Capitalist World-System Theory | |
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| Human Rights | |
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| Human Rights and the Human Condition | |
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| Case & Point Women in the Developing World | |
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| The Universality of Human Rights versus State Sovereignty | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument The Social Construction of Human Rights | |
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| Human Rights across Cultures | |
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| Values That Transcend Diverse Cultures | |
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| From Theory to Fact | |
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| Slide Show Human Rights Abuses | |
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| Case & Point Children and Human Rights | |
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| Machinery for Human Rights Issues and Cases | |
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| Regional Human Rights Efforts in Europe | |
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| Other Regional Human Rights Efforts | |
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| NGOs and Human Rights | |
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| Arugment Counterargument Nonviolent Resistance | |
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| Refugees | |
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| The Environment | |
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| A Global Perspective | |
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| Atmosphere | |
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| Land | |
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| Arugment-Counterargument Understanding EnvironmentalChallenges | |
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| Biodiversity | |
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| Freshwater | |
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| Coastal and Marine Areas | |
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| Global Population | |
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| Case & Point Estimating Population Growth | |
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| Slide Show Environmental Degradation | |
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| The Environment and Security | |
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| Resource Wars | |
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| Group-Identity Conflicts | |
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| Civil Strife | |
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| IOs and NGOs | |
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| International Organizations | |
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| Transnational Nongovernmental Organizations | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Credits | |
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| Index | |
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| Answer Key | |