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El. knyga: Introduction to Global Politics

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  • Formatas: 496 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Dec-2024
  • Leidėjas: Oxford University Press Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780197644584
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  • Formatas: 496 pages
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  • Leidėjas: Oxford University Press Inc
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  • ISBN-13: 9780197644584
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"Seventh edition of an undergraduate textbook on International Relations issues and theory. The lead authors have thoroughly updated this edition of Introduction to Global Politics in light of the new issues and events that shape our world today, such asthe economic and political impact of the global pandemic and the challenges to the global institutions that maintain the liberal international order established by the US after WW II. They also cover the latest crisis in Afghanistan and the problems associated with failed and fragile states throughout the world"--

Introduction to Global Politics, Seventh Edition, provides a current, engaging, and non-U.S. perspective on global politics. It shows students how to analyze global political events using theoretical approaches--both mainstream and alternative--and emphasizes non-state actors more than any other global politics text. The book offers a robust ancillary resource program, including interactive media activities designed to reinforce key concepts by simulating real-world situations, making Introduction to Global Politics, Seventh Edition, the perfect text to engage your students.
About the Authors ix
Maps of the World
xiii
Preface xxiii
PART I FOUNDATIONS OF GLOBAL POLITICS
Chapter 1 Introduction To Global Politics
2(14)
John Baylis
Anthony McGrew
Steve Smith
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
8(4)
International Relations and Global Politics
12(4)
Global Actors
13(2)
Global Issues
15(1)
Theories of Global Politics
16(7)
What Are Theories?
17(1)
Theoretical Traditions in International Relations
17(1)
The Rise of Realism
18(1)
Rival Theories
19(4)
Research Approaches: Historical, Social Scientific, and Constructivist
23(3)
The Historical Approach
23(1)
The Social Scientific Approach: Levels of Analysis
23(2)
The Constructivist Approach
25(1)
Dimensions of Globalization
26(7)
Conclusion
33
FEATURES
Engaging With The World The International Forum On Globalization (Ifg)
16(5)
Theory In Practice Civil Courage And Moral Imagination
21(9)
Case Study Globalization And Vulnerability
30(2)
What's Trending? The End Of Liberal Dreams?
32(2)
Thinking About Global Politics Why Should I Care?
34(2)
Chapter 2 The Evolution Of Global Politics
36(29)
David Armstrong
Michael Cox
Len Scott
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
39(1)
The Significance Of The Peace Of Westphalia
40(1)
Revolutionary Wars
41(2)
World Wars: Modern And Total
43(5)
Legacies And Consequences Of European Colonialism
48(3)
Cold War
51(8)
Onset of the Cold War
52(2)
Conflict, Confrontation, and Compromise
54(1)
The Rise and Fall of Detente
55(2)
From Detente to a Second Cold War
57(2)
From The End Of The Cold War To The War On Terrorism
59(1)
Globalization: Challenging The International Order?
60(14)
From Superpower to Hyperpower: US Primacy
61(3)
Europe in the New World System
64(3)
Russia: From Yeltsin to Putin
67(3)
East Asia: Primed for Rivalry?
70(3)
Latin America: Becoming Global Players
73(1)
The War On Terrorism: From 9/11 To Iraq, Afghanistan, And Syria
74(6)
Conclusion
80
FEATURES
Theory In Practice Perception, Continuity, And Change After January 20, 2009
65(13)
Case Study The Forgotten Genocides: German Colonialism After The Berlin Conference
78(3)
What's Trending? The End Of Peace?
81(1)
Thinking About Global Politics Understanding And Resolving International Conflicts
82(2)
Chapter 3 Realism, Liberalism, And Critical Theories
84(28)
Tim Dunne
Brian C. Schmidt
Stephen Hobden
Richard Wyn Jones
Steve Smith
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
85(4)
What Is Realism?
89(10)
The Essential Realism
90(1)
Statism
90(1)
Survival
91(1)
Self-Help
92(2)
One Realism or Many?
94(1)
Classical Realism
94(2)
Structural Realism, or Neorealism
96(1)
Contemporary Realist Challenges to Structural Realism
97(1)
What Theory Tells Us About Policy
98(1)
What Is Liberalism?
99(16)
Defining Liberalism
102(2)
The Essential Liberalism
104(4)
Neoliberalism
108(1)
Liberalism in Practice
109(5)
What Theory Tells Us About Policy
114(1)
Critical Theories
115(15)
The Essential Marxism
117(3)
Third World Socialists
120(2)
Feminist Theory
122(4)
What Theory Tells Us About Policy
126(1)
Constructivism
127(3)
Conclusion
130
FEATURES
Case Study The Power Of Ideas: Politics And Neoliberalism
112(9)
Theory In Practice What Makes A Theory "Alternative" Or Critical?
121(8)
Theory In Practice Jane Addams And The Women's International League For Peace And Freedom
129(2)
What's Trending? Will Capitalism Survive?
131(2)
Thinking About Global Politics The Melian Dialogue: Realism And The Preparation For War
133(1)
PART II GLOBAL ACTORS
Chapter 4 Making Foreign Policy
134(11)
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
137(1)
What Is Foreign Policy?
138(10)
States, Nationalism, and National Interests
138(5)
Foreign Policy from Different Perspectives
143(4)
Who Makes Foreign Policy?
147(1)
What Do We Expect From Foreign Policy?
148(1)
Levels Of Analysis In Foreign Policy
149(6)
Individual Factors, or the Human Dimension
152(1)
National Factors, or Domestic Attributes
152(1)
Systemic Factors, or the Nature of the International System
153(1)
Global Factors
154(1)
The Foreign Policy Process
155(6)
Phase One Initiation or Articulation
156(3)
Phase Two The Formulation of Foreign Policy
159(1)
Phase Three Foreign Policy Implementation
160(1)
Phase Four Foreign Policy Evaluation
160(1)
Foreign Policy Strategies And Tools
161(14)
Sticks: Military and Economic Tools
165(3)
Carrots: Foreign Assistance
168(3)
Sermons: Diplomatic Messaging and the Use of All Forms of Media
171(2)
Soft, Smart, and Hard Power in Foreign Policy
173(2)
Foreign Policy Styles And Traditions
175(6)
Great-Power Foreign Policy
177(1)
Middle-Power Foreign Policy
177(3)
Small-State Foreign Policy
180(1)
Conclusion
181
FEATURES
Case Study Refugees
145(17)
Case Study Geopolitics In The Covid-19 Era: Vaccine Diplomacy And Competition For Global Influence
162(16)
Theory In Practice The Impact Of Globalization On Different Kinds Of States
178(4)
What's Trending? Women Do Matter
182(2)
Thinking About Global Politics Designing A New World Order
184(2)
Chapter 5 Global And Regional Governance
186(25)
Devon Curtis
Christian Reus-Smit
Paul Taylor
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
190(1)
International Law
191(8)
International Order and Institutions
192(5)
Criticisms of International Law
197(1)
From International to Supranational Law?
198(1)
The United Nations
199(7)
A Brief History of the United Nations
200(2)
The UN's Principal Organs
202(1)
The Security Council
202(1)
Growth in UN Membership
202(1)
The General Assembly
203(1)
The Secretariat
203(1)
The Economic and Social Council
204(1)
The Trusteeship Council
204(1)
The International Court of Justice
205(1)
Maintenance Of International Peace And Security
206(7)
Increased Attention to Conditions Within States
208(2)
Intervention Within States
210(2)
Economic and Social Questions
212(1)
The Reform Process Of The United Nations
213(2)
Country Level
213(1)
Headquarters Level
214(1)
The European Union And Other Regional Organizations
215(8)
The Process of European Integration
215(4)
Other Regional Actors: The African Union, the Organization of American States, The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and the Arab League
219(1)
The African Union
219(1)
Organization of American States
220(1)
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
221(1)
Arab League
221(1)
China as a Leader of Global Institutions
222(1)
The Growth Of Global Civil Society
223(1)
Multinational Corporations
224(3)
Ingos As Global Political Actors
227(5)
Sources of INGO Power
229(1)
Forms of INGO Power
230(1)
Information Politics
230(1)
Symbolic Politics
230(1)
Leverage Politics
231(1)
Accountability Politics
231(1)
Global Campaign Politics
231(1)
Celebrity Diplomacy
232(2)
Foundations And Think Tanks
234(2)
Criminal And Terrorist Networks As Global Actors
236(2)
Conclusion
238
FEATURES
Theory In Practice Neoconservatives And The United Nations
211
Case Study Democratic Diplomacy: The Ottawa Process And Treaty To Ban Landmines
193(40)
Theory In Practice Ngos And Protecting The Rights Of Children
233(6)
What's Trending? A World Order Without Arms?
239(1)
Thinking About Global Politics Who Could Help Tomorrow? Twenty Global Problems And Global Issues Networks
240(2)
PART III GLOBAL ISSUES
Chapter 6 Global Security, Military Power, And Terrorism
242(22)
John Baylis
Darryl Howlett
James D. Kiras
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
246(1)
What Is "Security"?
247(2)
Mainstream And Critical Approaches To Security
249(1)
Realist And Neorealist Views On Global Security
250(6)
Liberal Institutionalist Views on Global Security
252(1)
The Constructivist Approach to Global Security
253(1)
The Feminist Approach to Global Security
254(1)
Marxist and Radical Liberal or Utopian Approaches to Security
255(1)
The Changing Character Of War
256(11)
The Nature of War
257(2)
The Revolution in Military Affairs
259(3)
Hybrid Warfare
262(1)
Postmodern War
263(1)
Globalization and New Wars
263(2)
New Roles for NATO?
265(2)
Nuclear Proliferation And Nonproliferation
267(8)
Proliferation Optimism and Pessimism
268(2)
Nuclear Weapons Effects
270(2)
The Current Nuclear Age
272(1)
Nuclear Motivations
273(1)
Nuclear Capabilities and Intentions
274(1)
Great Power Security And Strategy
275(8)
United States
276(1)
China
276(1)
Russia
277(1)
The European Union
278(1)
Terrorism and Extremism
279(4)
Terrorism: From Domestic To Global Phenomenon
283(15)
The Impact of Globalization on Terrorism
285(1)
Cultural Explanations
285(3)
Economic Explanations
288(1)
Religion and "New" Terrorism
289(4)
Globalization, Technology, and Terrorism
293(1)
Proselytizing
293(1)
Security of Terrorist Organizations
294(1)
Mobility
295(1)
Combating Terrorism
295(1)
Counterterrorism Activities
296(2)
Conclusion
298
FEATURES
Case Study Us Drone Warfare: A Robotic Revolution In Modern Combat
264(18)
Theory In Practice The Realist-Theory Perspective And The War On Terrorism
282(5)
Theory In Practice The Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Fighting Terrorism In The Former Communist Bloc
287(12)
What's Trending? New Strategies And Tools Of War
299(2)
Thinking About Global Politics Perspectives On The Arms Race
301(1)
Chapter 7 Human Rights And Human Security
302(21)
Amitav Acharya
Alex J. Bellamy
Chris Brown
Nicholas J. Wheeler
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
305(3)
What Are Human Rights?
308(3)
The Liberal Account of Rights
308(2)
Human Rights and State Sovereignty
310(1)
International Human Rights Legislation
311(3)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
311(2)
Subsequent UN Legislation
313(1)
Enforcement of Human Rights Legislation
313(1)
What Is Human Security?
314(4)
Origin of the Concept
315(1)
Human Security and Development
316(1)
Human Security and Refugees
316(2)
Common Security
318(1)
History Of Humanitarian Activism And Intervention
318(10)
Contemporary Cases of Intervention and Nonintervention
319(3)
Universalism Challenged
322(6)
Humanitarian Dimensions
328(9)
Political and Economic Rights and Security
329(2)
Human Rights and Human Security During Conflict
331(4)
Gender, Identity, and Human Security
335(2)
The Role Of The International Community
337(4)
Responsibility to Protect, Prevent, and Rebuild
339(1)
Basic Principles
340(1)
Conclusion
341
FEATURES
Case Study A Failed Intervention
323(2)
Case Study Afghanistan: Sleepwalking Into A Great Humanitarian Crisis
325(11)
Theory In Practice Gendered Perspective On Human Rights
336(5)
What's Trending? The Human Rights Network
341(2)
Thinking About Global Politics What Should Be Done? National Interests Versus Human Interests
343(1)
Chapter 8 Global Trade And Finance
344(10)
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
349(1)
The Emergence Of A Global Trade And Monetary System
350(5)
Global Trade And Finance Actors In A Globalizing Economy
355(10)
Cross-Border Transactions
358(2)
Open-Border Transactions
360(4)
Transborder Transactions
364(1)
Global Trade
365(4)
Transborder Production
365(1)
Transborder Products
366(3)
Global Finance
369(7)
Global Money
370(1)
Global Banking
371(1)
Global Securities
372(4)
Global Derivatives
376(1)
Continuity And Change In Economic Globalization
376(4)
Irregular Incidence
377(1)
The Persistence of Territory
378(1)
The Survival of the State
378(1)
The Continuance of Nationalism and Cultural Diversity
379(1)
Conclusion
380
FEATURES
Theory In Practice Contending Views Of Capitalism
354(7)
Theory In Practice Globalization And "America First" Nationalism
361(14)
Case Study Southern Debt In Global Finance
375(6)
What's Trending? Managing Global Political Risks
381(2)
Thinking About Global Politics Globalization: Productive, Predatory, Or Inconsequential?
383(1)
Chapter 9 Poverty, Development, And Hunger
384(17)
Caroline Thomas
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
387(3)
Poverty
390(1)
Development
391(14)
Post-1945 International Economic Liberalism and the Orthodox Development Model
392(3)
The Post-1945 International Economic Order: Results
395(2)
Economic Development: Orthodox and Alternative Evaluations
397(1)
A Critical Alternative View of Development
398(1)
Democracy, Empowerment, and Development
399(1)
The Orthodoxy Incorporates Criticisms
400(3)
An Appraisal of the Responses of the Orthodox Approach to Its Critics
403(2)
Hunger
405(8)
The Orthodox, Nature-Focused Explanation of Hunger
406(1)
The Entitlement, Society-Focused Explanation of Hunger
407(2)
Globalization and Hunger
409(4)
Conclusion
413
FEATURES
Theory In Practice The Terms Of Development
401(3)
Case Study Life In Zimbabwe: Poverty, Hunger, Development, And Politics
404(8)
What's Trending? Saving A Life
412(2)
Thinking About Global Politics Development Assistance As Foreign Policy Statecraft
414(2)
Chapter 10 Environmental Issues
416(21)
John Vogler
Steven L. Lamy
John Masker
Introduction
420(1)
Global Environmental Governance
421(2)
Environmental Issues On The International Agenda: A Brief History
423(11)
The Paris Climate Summit 2015 and 2016
428(1)
From Bonn 2017 to Madrid 2019
429(2)
COP 26 The Glasgow Conference 2021
431(3)
The Environment And International Relations Theory
434(6)
The Functions Of International Environmental Cooperation
440(10)
Transboundary Trade and Pollution Control
440(2)
Market Strategies to Address Environmental Challenges
442(2)
Norm Creation
444(1)
Aid and Capacity Building
444(1)
Scientific Understanding
445(2)
Governing the Commons
447(1)
Environmental Regimes
448(2)
Climate Change
450(7)
Conclusion
457
FEATURES
Case Study The "Doomsday" Seed Vault
437(1)
Theory In Practice Regime Theory And The Montreal Protocol
438(17)
Case Study Common But Differentiated Responsibilities?
455(3)
What's Trending? Is The Human Game Coming To An End?
458(1)
Thinking About Global Politics The Environment: Images And Options
459(3)
Glossary 462(12)
References 474(11)
Credits 485(3)
Index 488
Steven L. Lamy is Professor Emeritus of International Relations, Environmental Studies, and Spatial Sciences in the School of International Relations at the University of Southern California.

John S. Masker is Associate Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Temple University.

John Baylis is Emeritus Professor at Swansea University.

Sir Steve Smith is Vice Chancellor and Professor of International Relations at the University of Exeter.

Patricia Owens is Professor of International Relations and Fellow of Somerville College at the University of Oxford.