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The globalization of world politics: an introduction to international relations

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Veröffentlicht:	Oxford [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2008
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1900-1990 Außenpolitik Außenpolitiktheorie Außenpolitische Beziehungen Außenpolitische Geschichte Außenpolitische Zeitfragen Außenwirtschaftsbeziehungen Globalisierung Internationale Zusammenarbeit Sicherheitspolitik Internationale Politik International relations > Textbooks World politics > 1989- > Textbooks Großbritannien Einführung
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Beschreibung:	XXXIX, 622 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. Beil.
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adam_text	Detailed contents List of figures ......................................................................................................................................xxvii List of boxes and case studies ........................................................................................................ xxviii List of tables ........................................·............................................................................................. xxxiii About the contributors .............................................·..................................................................... xxxiv World map ........................·......................................................................................................................xl Introduction ................................................................................................................................0 From international politics to world politics 3 Theories of world politics 3 The four theories and globalization б Globalization and its precursors 8 Globalization: myth or reality? 10 1 Globalization and global politics ...........................................................................................14 Introduction 16 Making sense of globalization 16 Conceptualizing globalization 18 Contemporary globalization 20 A world transformed: globalization and distorted global politics 23 From distorted global politics to cosmopolitan global politics? 29 Conclusion 32 Part One The historical context 2 The evolution of international society ..............................................·..................................36 Introduction: the idea of international society 38 Ancient worlds 39 The Christian and Islamic orders 42 The emergence of the modern international society 44 The globalization of international society 48 Conclusion: problems of global international society 49 3 International history, 1900-90..............................................................................................54 Introduction 56 Modern total war 56 End of empire 58 Cold war 60 Conclusion 67 XX Detailed contents 4 From the cold war to the war on terror ...............................................................................70 Introduction 72 The end of the cold war 72 Mapping the post-cold war era 74 From superpower to hyperpower — US primacy 75 Europe in the new world system 77 Russia: from Yeltsin to Putin 78 East Asia: primed for rivalry? 80 The haves and the have nots 81 The war on terror: from 9/11 to Iraq 83 Conclusion 86 Part Two Theories of world politics 5 Realism ......................................................................................................................................90 Introduction: the timeless wisdom of Realism 92 One Realism, or many? 95 The essential Realism 100 Conclusion: Realism and the globalization of world politics 103 6 LiberaUsm ................................................................................................................................108 Introduction 110 Core ideas in Liberal thinking on international relations 112 Liberalism and globalization 116 Conclusion 120 7 Contemporary mainstream approaches: neo-realism and neo-liberatism ...................124 Introduction 126 Neo-realism 127 Neo-liberalism 131 The neo-neo debate 133 Neo-liberals and neo-realists on globalization 136 Conclusion: narrowing the agenda of international relations 137 8 Marxist theories of international relations .............................·.........................................142 Introduction: the continuing relevance of Marxism 144 The essential elements of Marxist theories of world politics 145 World-system theory 147 Gramscianism 149 Critical theory 153 New Marxism I55 Conclusion: Marxist theories of international relations and globalization 157 9 Social Constructivism ............................................................................................................160 Introduction 162 The main Constructivist tenets 162 Detailed contents Constructivism and global change 168 Conclusion 171 10 Alternative approaches to international theory ..............................................................174 Introduction 176 Explanatory/constitutive theories and foundational/anti-foundational theories 176 Historical sociology 179 Feminist theory 181 Post-modernism 185 Post-colonialism 187 Conclusion 190 11 International ethics ...............................................................................................................192 Introduction 194 The ethical significance of boundaries: cosmopolitanism and its alternatives 194 Anti-cosmopolitanism: realism and pluralism 199 Global ethical issues 201 Conclusion 205 Part Three Structures and processes 12 The changing character of war ............................................................................................210 Introduction 212 Definitions 213 The nature of war 214 The revolution in military affairs 217 Post-modern war 219 New wars 221 Conclusion 224 13 International and global security ........................................................................................226 Introduction 228 What is meant by the concept of security? 229 The traditional approach to national security 230 The difficulties of cooperation between states 232 The opportunities for cooperation between states 232 Alternative views on international and global security 234 Critical security studies 235 Global society and international security 236 Conclusion: the continuing tensions between national, international, and global security 238 14 International political economy in an age of globalization ............................................242 Introduction 244 The post-war world-economy 244 Traditional and new approaches to IPE 248 The globalization debate in IPE 252 χχΠ Detailed contents International institutions in the globalizing world-economy 256 Conclusion 258 15 Gender in world politics .......................................................................................................262 Introduction 264 Feminist theories 264 Feminists define gender 265 Putting a gender lens on global politics 266 Gendering security 268 Gender in the global economy 271 Using knowledge to inform policy practice 273 Conclusion 276 16 International law ....................................................................................................................278 Introduction: the paradox of international law 280 Order and institutions 280 The modern institution of international law 281 From international to supranational law? 286 The laws of war 288 Theoretical approaches to international law 289 Conclusion 293 17 International regimes ............................................................................................................296 Introduction 298 The nature of regimes 300 Competing theories of regime formation 302 Conclusion 307 18 The United Nations ...............................................................................................................312 Introduction 314 A brief history of the United Nations and its principal organs 314 The United Nations and the maintenance of international peace and security 319 The United Nations and intervention within states 321 The United Nations and economic and social questions 324 The reform process in the economic and social arrangements of the United Nations 326 Conclusion 327 19 Transnational actors and international organizations in global politics ......................330 Introduction 332 Problems with the state-centric approach 332 Transnational companies as political actors 334 Non-legitimate groups and liberation movements as political actors 337 Non-governmental organizations as political actors 339 International organizations as structures of global politics 341 Conclusion: issues and policy systems in global politics 342 Detailed contents Part Four International issues 20 Environmental issues .............................................................................................................350 Introduction 352 Environmental issues on the international agenda: a brief history 353 The functions of international environmental cooperation 356 Climate change 361 The environment and International Relations theory 365 Conclusion 366 21 Terrorism and globalization .................................................................................................370 Introduction 372 Definitions 372 Terrorism: from transnational to global phenomenon (1968-2001) 374 Terrorism: the impact of globalization 375 Globalization, technology, and terrorism 378 Combating terrorism 382 Conclusion 384 22 Nuclear proliferation .............................................................................................................386 Introduction 388 Nature of nuclear weapons and their effects 389 Diffusion of nuclear and missile technology 391 Theorizing nuclear proliferation and non-proliferation 392 Evolution of global nuclear control and anti-proliferation measures 396 Conclusion 399 23 Nationalism ..................................·.........................................................................................402 Introduction: concepts and debates 404 Nationalism, nation-states, and global politics in history 406 Nationalism, nation-states, and global politics today 412 Conclusion 414 24 Culture in world affairs .........................................................................................................418 Introduction: culture in human affairs 420 The counter-revolutionaries of the global age 423 A counter-revolution at the civilization level?: the case of Islam 426 Islamic fundamentalism 427 Conclusion 431 25 Regionalism in international affairs ....................................................................................434 Introduction 436 Regional cooperation and regional integration 436 Regional cooperation in a global context 438 XXIV Detailed contents The process of European integration 444 Conclusion 447 26 Global trade and finance ...................................................................................................... 450 Introduction 452 A globalizing economy 453 Global trade 457 Global finance 459 Continuity and change in economic globalization 462 Conclusion 466 27 Poverty, development, and hunger ......................................................................................468 Introduction 470 Poverty 471 Development 473 Hunger 482 Conclusion: looking to the future — globalization with a human face? 487 28 Human security ......................................................................................................................490 Introduction 492 What is human security? 492 Debates about human security 494 Dimensions of human security 496 Promoting human security 502 Conclusion 504 29 Human rights ..........................................................................................................................506 Introduction 508 On rights in general 510 The liberal account of human rights 511 1948 and the modern agenda 513 Political and economic rights 514 Universalism challenged 516 Conclusion 519 30 Humanitarian intervention in world politics .....................................................................522 Introduction 524 The case for humanitarian intervention 524 The case against humanitarian intervention 526 The 1990s: a golden era of humanitarian activism? 528 Humanitarian intervention and the war on terror 531 The responsibility to protect 535 Conclusion 53g Detailed contents χχν Part Five Globalization in the future 31 Globalization and the transformation of political community ......................................542 Introduction: what is a political community? 544 Nationalism and political community 545 Community and citizenship 547 The changing nature of political community 549 Beyond Realism? 553 Conclusion 556 32 Globalization and the post-cold war order ........................................................................560 Introduction 562 A typology of order 563 The elements of contemporary order 564 Globalization and the post-Westphalian order? 567 Globalization and legitimacy 569 An international order of globalized states? 571 Conclusion 573 Glossary ...........................................................................................................................................577 References ........................................................................................................................................591 Index .................................................................................................................................................607
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