The book is part of the Rapid Communications in Conflict and Security series, edited by Geoffrey R.H. Burn. It focuses on timely and relevant issues related to conflict and security, providing insights and analyses that contribute to understanding contemporary challenges in these fields. The series aims to facilitate discussions and disseminate knowledge among scholars and practitioners alike.
The book explores the interplay between theory and intellectual history in international relations, offering a concise overview of various interpretive approaches to international politics. This expanded edition emphasizes the historical context by dedicating substantial content to the intellectual precursors that have shaped contemporary perspectives, enriching the reader's understanding of the complexities involved in global interactions.
Focusing on the intellectual foundations of international relations, this book explores the historical context surrounding influential political theorists. It delves into the evolution of ideas that shape contemporary literature in the field, offering insights into how past thinkers have influenced modern discussions on global politics. Through this examination, readers gain a deeper understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that inform current international relations theories.
Realism, Pluralism, Globalism - Second Edition
A rich and diverse collection of theoretical essays and excerpts, this volume divides and organizes the material by category for clarity and comprehensiveness. Selections range from the works of Thucydides to Alexander Wendt and comprise a rich and thorough overview of International Relations literature.