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Sage Publications Sage International Society, Global Polity - Political Theory Book

20695

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Description

Explore the evolving landscape of international politics with International Society, Global Polity: An Introduction to International Political Theory. Published by Sage Publications, this text provides a clear and logical framework for understanding the current state of the field. It moves beyond traditional views of the society of states to examine modern, non-state-centric understandings of global politics. This book is structured to guide readers through complex topics in two distinct parts. The first section analyzes the foundations of international law, war, human rights, and humanitarianism. The second section transitions into contemporary issues, including the new human rights regime, the responsibility to protect, the ethics of war, and global justice. Designed for students and scholars, this work offers a coherent account of both traditional and modern political theory. Each chapter includes annotated reading lists to help you expand your research and deepen your understanding of these essential global subjects. Whether you are studying international relations or political philosophy, this text serves as a comprehensive guide to the theoretical frameworks shaping our world.

Key Features

Comprehensive overview of International Political Theory (IPT) that connects traditional work with modern perspectives on global politics.

Logical framework that transitions from conventional state-centric accounts to contemporary non-state-centric understandings.

In-depth analysis of foundational topics including international law, war, human rights, and humanitarianism.

Exploration of modern global issues such as the responsibility to protect, global justice, and the ethics of war.

Annotated reading lists included in every chapter to support further academic study and research.

Structured two-part format that organizes complex political theories into manageable and clear sections.

Product Specifications

Model
20695
Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
11 December 2014
Listed Since
02 June 2014

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