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Foreword to the Second Edition | |
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Preface to the First Edition | |
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Introduction: Aspects of Anarchy | |
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The Nature of International Relations | |
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War and Peace; Poverty and Wealth | |
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A Brief Portrait of the World in Figures | |
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Theory and the Search for Patterns | |
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The Structure of the Book | |
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An Invitation to an Argument | |
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States, Nations and Governments | |
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States | |
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States, Nations and Governments | |
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The Structure of State Decision-Making | |
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Quasi States and Failing States | |
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Crisis Decision-Making | |
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Beyond the State: Non-State Actors in the Modern World | |
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Actors and Movements | |
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The United Nations | |
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The World Bank and International Monetary Fund | |
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The European Union | |
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Multinational Corporations | |
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International Non-Governmental Organizations | |
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Religions | |
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A Brief History of the Twentieth Century | |
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The First World War | |
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The Interwar Period and the Second World War | |
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The Post-1945 Era | |
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The Collapse of the Soviet Union and the End of the Cold War | |
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The Middle East since 1945 | |
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Imperialism, Post-Imperialism and Neo-Imperialism | |
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Empires and Colonies | |
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Imperial Expansion | |
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The Stability of Empires | |
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The Decline of Empires | |
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Settlers, Immigrants and Native Populations | |
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Neo-Colonialism and Informal Empires | |
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The Post-Imperial World | |
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Cultural Imperialism | |
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Theories of International Relations | |
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The Nature of Theory | |
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Realism | |
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Variants of Realism | |
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Pluralism | |
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Structuralism | |
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A Comparison Between the Different Viewpoints | |
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Why Do We Need Theories? | |
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Can Theories 'Tell the Truth'? | |
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Post-Positivist Theories and Change | |
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The Role of Theory | |
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Marxism and Critical Theory | |
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Postmodernism | |
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Feminist Theories of International Relations | |
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Constructivism | |
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Theory, Policy and Change | |
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Security, Violence and the Military | |
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The Study of Security | |
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Nuclear Weapons and Deterrence | |
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Did Nuclear Deterrence Prevent a Superpower War? | |
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Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons | |
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Alternatives to Nuclear Deterrence | |
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Who Fights Whom and Why? | |
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Economic Sanctions | |
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Women, Violence and the Military | |
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The Global Political Economy | |
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The Significance of Economic Factors | |
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The Liberal Approach | |
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The Nationalist Approach | |
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Dependency Approaches | |
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The Relationship Between the Approaches | |
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The Direction of the Global Political Economy | |
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Globalization | |
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Global Interrelations | |
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The Growth of Globalization | |
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Globalization and Economic Sovereignty | |
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The Global Environment | |
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The Global Environmental Problem | |
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The Free-Rider Problem | |
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Global Warming | |
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Water | |
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The Mediterranean Agreement | |
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Global Environmental Policy | |
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Moral Issues in International Relations | |
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Introduction: Moral Arguments | |
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International Law | |
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Morality and War | |
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Terrorists and Freedom Fighters | |
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Nuclear War | |
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International Societies | |
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Human Rights | |
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Poverty and Wealth | |
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Conclusion | |
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Index | |