International relations / Paul Wilkinson

By:

Wilkinson, Paul, 1937-2011

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Publication details: New York : Sterling, 2010Description: 1 online resource (182 p. ) : ill 19 cmISBN:

9781402768798

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

W686 2010

Contents:

States -- Nonstates -- Intergovernmental organizations -- Problems and challenges.

Summary: Exploring a range of issues from foreign policy, arms, and terrorism to climate change and world poverty, Paul Wilkinson's up-to-date analysis is required reading for anyone seeking new ways to understand what's happening in our tense and uneasy world. Examining the current role of superpowers, the UN and EU, and ethnic and religious movements globally, he shows how they all variously shape the way states and governments interact.

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Includes Index

States -- Nonstates -- Intergovernmental organizations -- Problems and challenges.

Exploring a range of issues from foreign policy, arms, and terrorism to climate change and world poverty, Paul Wilkinson's up-to-date analysis is required reading for anyone seeking new ways to understand what's happening in our tense and uneasy world. Examining the current role of superpowers, the UN and EU, and ethnic and religious movements globally, he shows how they all variously shape the way states and governments interact.

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