IR: The New World of International Relations

by michael-g-roskin-nicholas-o-berry, Nicholas O. Berry

Using a style that avoids jargon and abstract theory, this introduction to international relations exaimines political conflict and conflict management. It blends the basic concepts and vocabulary of international relations with historical background and examples from current and ongoing events.

Genres: Nonfiction, College, Politics, International

397 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

Reviews

[Tofiq Bayramov]

A very good book which is about current political and economic trends and their analysis. The book was more pro-America, but still, there were very objective points, worth to read.

[Jonathan]

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[Kirk Bower]

Dr. Roskin - one of my profs at Lyco. Writes very good texts - alittle surprised by his thematic approach. I use this in a course i teach.

[Dawn]

Another school text book, interesting read about our countries history and approaches to problems in the United States.