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1. Verfasser:	Kegley, Charles W. 1944- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	[Belmont, CA u.a.] Wadsworth 2008
Ausgabe:	12. ed.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1980- Geschichte 2010-2011 Internationale Politik Weltpolitik
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XXXI, 636 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9780495565451 0495565458

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adam_text	contents PART 1 TREND AND TRANSFORMATION IN WORLD POLITICS 1 CHAPTER 1 INTERPRETING WORLD POLITICS 2 The Challenge of Investigating World Affairs 4 How Perceptions Influence Images of International Reality 5 The Nature and Sources of Images 5 The Impact of Perceptions on World Politics 8 Keys to Understanding World Politics 10 Terminology 10 Who Are the Primary Transnational Actors? 11 Distinguishing Foreign Policy, International Relations, and International Politics 13 Distinguishing Levels of Analysis 15 Distinguishing Change, Cycles, and Continuities 17 Preparing For Your Journey Into World Politics 21 The Book s Approach 21 The Book s Organization 22 CHAPTER 2 THEORIES OF WORLD POLITICS 25 Theories and Change in World Politics 26 Realist Theory 27 The Realist Worldview 27 The Evolution of Realist Thought 29 The Limitations of Realism 31 Liberal Theory 32 The Liberal Worldview 32 The Evolution of Liberal Thought 34 The Limitations of Liberalism 38 Constructivist Theory 39 The Constructivist Worldview 40 The Evolution of Constructivist Thought 40 The Limitations of Constructivism 42 What s Missing in Theories of World Politics? 43 The Radical Critique 44 The Feminist Critique 46 Contents VU Theorizing About Theory 47 International Theory and The Global Future 49 CHAPTER 3 INTERNATIONAL DECISION MAKING 51 Foreign Policy-Making in International Affairs 52 Transnational Actors and Decision Processes 52 Influences on the Making of Foreign Policy Decisions 53 Decision Making by Transnational Actors: Three Profiles 58 Decision Making as Rational Choice 58 The Bureaucratic Politics of Foreign Policy Decision Making 65 The Leverage and Impact of Leaders 70 The Global and Domestic Determinants of States International Decisions 75 International Influences on Foreign Policy Choice 75 The Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy Decisions 77 PART 2 THE GLOBE S ACTORS AND THEIR RELATIONS 85 CHAPTER 4 GREAT POWER RIVALRIES AND RELATIONS 86 Long Cycles of World Leadership 88 The First World War 90 The Causes of World War I 91 The Consequences of World War I 93 The Second World War 95 The Causes of World War II 95 The Consequences of World War II 99 The Cold War 100 The Causes and Evolutionary Course of the Cold War 101 The Consequences of the Cold War 111 The Future of Great Power Politics.- A Cold Peace? 111 America s Unipolar Moment in History 111 From Unipolarity to Multipolarity 114 Options for Responding to Multipolarity s Challenge 118 The Great Powers Contemporary National Security Strategies 119 America s Strategic Initiatives 119 China s Ascendance and Global Clout 120 The European Union s Search for a Strategic Vision 121 Japan s Strategic Posture 122 Russia s Quest for Strategic Revival 123 VIU Contents CHAPTER 5 THE GLOBAL SOUTH IN A WORLD OF POWERS 126 The Colonial Origins of the Global South s Current Circumstances 128 The First Wave of European Imperialism 130 The Second Wave of European Imperialism 132 Self-Determination and Decolonization in the Twentieth Century 135 North and South Today: Worlds Apart 137 Theoretical Explanations of Underdevelopment 141 Internal Factors: Classical Economic Development Theory s Interpretation 141 International Factors: Dependency Theory s Interpretation 142 Closing the Gap? The Global South s Prospects 143 The Global South s Foreign Policy Response to a World Ruled by the Great Powers 145 In Search of Power 146 In Search of Prosperity 148 The Global South s Future 159 CHAPTER 6 INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE OUEST FOR GLOBAL GOVERNANCE 161 Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) and Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) 163 Global Intergovernmental Organizations 164 The United Nations 165 Other Prominent Global IGOs 173 Regional Intergovernmental Organizations 177 The European Union 177 Other Regional IGOs 184 CHAPTER 7 NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SHAPE OF THE GLOBAL FUTURE 189 The Characteristics of Nongovernmental Organizations 190 Prominent Types of Nongovernmental Organizations 194 Nonstate Nations: The Indigenous Ethnic Groups of the Fourth World 195 Clashing Civilizations 197 Transnational Religious Movements 197 Transnational Terrorist Groups 204 Multinational Corporations and Transnational Banks 208 Issue-Advocacy and Global Civil Society: Can NGOs Transform World Politics? 215 Contents CHAPTER 8 PEOPLE POWER AND THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 219 Putting People into the Picture 220 How Does Humanity Fare? The Human Condition Today 223 Measuring Human Development and Human Security 227 The Democratic and Economic Underpinnings of Human Development 229 Human Development in the Age of Globalization 230 Human Rights and the Protection of People 232 Gender Inequality and Its Consequences 232 The Global Refugee Crisis 23 7 The Precarious Life of Indigenous Peoples in the Fourth World 240 Responding to Human Rights Abuses 244 Internationally Recognized Human Rights 244 The Challenge of Enforcement 247 PART 3 THE ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 255 CHAPTER 9 THE GLOBALIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 256 The Global Context for Interpreting Contemporary Economic Change 257 International Political Economy 258 The Economic Dimensions of Globalization 259 What Is Globalization? 259 Money Matters: The Transnational Exchange of Money 260 The Globalization of Finance 260 The Rising Flow of Capital across Borders 261 The Nuts and Bolts of Monetary Policy 264 The Bretton Woods Monetary System 267 The End of Bretton Woods 269 Floating Exchange Rates 269 The International Currency System in Crisis 271 Reforming the International Financial Architecture? 272 CHAPTER 10 INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE 276 The Globalization of Trade 278 Trade Integration 278 Multinational Corporations and Their Foreign Direct Investments Impact 280 Contents Contending Trade Strategies for an Interdependent World 282 The Shadow of the Great Depression 282 The Clash between Liberal and Mercantilist Values 284 Hegemony: A Precondition for Economic Order? 289 The Fate of Free Trade 294 An Emerging Regional Tug-of-War in Trade? 294 Trade Tricks 298 Neomercantilism Ascendant? 300 Triumph or Trouble for the Global Economy s Future? 301 CHAPTER 11 THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 304 Population Change as a Global Challenge 305 World Population Growth Rates 306 Global Migration Trends 312 The Globalization of Labor 313 New Plagues? The Global Impact of Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and Avian Flu 319 The Global Information Age 322 Global Communications 323 The Media: Markets or Monopoly? 327 Globalization and the Global Future 331 PART 4 THREATS TO THE WORLD 337 CHAPTER 12 THREATS TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE WORLD S COMMON ECOLOGY 338 Environmental Sustainability and Human Security 339 Forging a Consensus on Ecological Dangers 341 Framing Global Ecological Issues 341 The Ecopolitics of the Atmosphere 34S The Ecopolitics of Forests and Biodiversity 350 Sources of the Ecological Threats to the Global Commons 356 The Tragedy of the Global Commons 356 The Globalization of Planetary Dangers 359 Toward Sustainability? 364 Global Solutions 364 National and Local Solutions 3 71 Contents CHAPTER 13 THE THREAT OF ARMED AGGRESSION TO THE WORLD 375 Changes in Interstate War and Armed Aggression 377 Armed Aggression within States 380 The Characteristics of Civil War 380 Terrorism 387 The New Global Terrorism 391 Counterterrorism 393 What Causes Armed Aggression? 396 The First Level of Analysis: Individuals Human Nature 396 The Second Level of Analysis: States Internal Characteristics 399 The Third Level of Analysis: Cycles of War and Peace in the Global System 410 Armed Aggression and Its Future 415 PART 5 REALIST ROADS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 419 CHAPTER 14 THE MILITARY PURSUIT OF POWER THROUGH ARMS AND MILITARY STRATEGY 420 Realist Approaches to War and Peace 421 Power in World Politics 423 The Elements of State Power 424 Distinguishing Power from Capabilities 427 The Changing Character of Power 428 Trends in Military Spending 429 Changes in Military Capabilities 433 Trends in the Weapons Trade 433 Trends in Weapons Technology 438 Military Strategies 445 Coercive Diplomacy Through Military Intervention 451 Rival Realist Roads to Security 454 CHAPTER 15 ALLIANCES AND THE BALANCE OF POWER 457 Realist Interpretations of Alliances in World Politics 459 Realism and the Balancing of Power 462 Rules for Rivals in the Balancing Process 463 Difficulties with the Maintenance of a Balance of Power 466 Managing the Balance through a Concert of Great Powers 467 XU Contents Stabilizing Power Balances Through Arms Control? 468 Balancing Power in the Contemporary Global System 470 Models of the Balance of Power-Past and Present 470 What Lies Ahead ? 476 PART 6 LIBERAL PATHS TO WORLD ORDER 485 CHAPTER 16 NEGOTIATED CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 486 Liberal Routes to International Peace 487 International Crises and the Negotiated Settlement of Disputes 489 Law at the International Level 493 How to Think about the Formation and Decay of International Legal Rules 494 The Characteristics of International Law 495 The Sources and Limitations of the International Legal System 496 The Abiding Relevance of International Law 498 Core Principles of International Law Today 500 The Legal Control of Armed Aggression 502 Just War Doctrine: The Changing Ethics Regarding the Use of Armed Force 502 New Rules for Military Intervention 507 The Rules for War s Conduct and the Expansion of Human Rights Legislation 509 Law s Contribution to Peace 510 CHAPTER 17 LIBERAL APPROACHES TO COLLECTIVE SECURITY 514 Beating Swords into Plowshares Through Disarmament 515 Disarmament versus Arms Control as Routes to Peace 517 Bilateral Arms Control and Disarmament 518 Multilateral Arms Control and Disarmament 519 The Problematic Future of Arms Control and Disarmament 522 Maintaining Collective Security Through International Organizations 525 The League of Nations and Collective Security 526 The United Nations and Peacekeeping 528 Regional Security Organizations and Collective Defense 533 Uniting One World in a Common Culture of Shared Moral Values 537 Trade Ties to Avoid War by Binding Countries Together 539 A Democratic Peace Pact 542 Liberal Institutions and World Order 544 Contents Xiij PART 7 ENVISIONING YOUR ALTERNATIVE GLOBAL FUTURES AND PREDICTING GLOBAL TRANSFORMATIONS 549 CHAPTER 18 THINKING ABOUT GLOBAL TRENDS, TRANSFORMATIONS, AND THE FUTURE OF WORLD POLITICS 550 Global Trends and Forecasts 551 How to Think About How People Think About the World 553 The Global Predicament: Key Quesitons About a Turbulent World 554 Is Globalization a Cure, or a Curse? 555 Will Technological Innovation Solve Pressing Global Problems? 557 What Types of Armed Aggression Will Become the Major Fault Line in the Geostrategic Landscape? 558 Will the Great Powers Intervene to Protect Human Rights? 560 Is the World Preparing for the Wrong War? 562 Is This the End of History or the End of Happy Findings? 563 Is There a Reordered Global Agenda? 564 A New World Order or New World Disorder? 564 Glossary 569 References 584 Name Index 615 Subject Index 622
adam_txt	contents PART 1 TREND AND TRANSFORMATION IN WORLD POLITICS 1 CHAPTER 1 INTERPRETING WORLD POLITICS 2 The Challenge of Investigating World Affairs 4 How Perceptions Influence Images of International Reality 5 The Nature and Sources of Images 5 The Impact of Perceptions on World Politics 8 Keys to Understanding World Politics 10 Terminology 10 Who Are the Primary Transnational Actors? 11 Distinguishing Foreign Policy, International Relations, and International Politics 13 Distinguishing Levels of Analysis 15 Distinguishing Change, Cycles, and Continuities 17 Preparing For Your Journey Into World Politics 21 The Book's Approach 21 The Book's Organization 22 CHAPTER 2 THEORIES OF WORLD POLITICS 25 Theories and Change in World Politics 26 Realist Theory 27 The Realist Worldview 27 The Evolution of Realist Thought 29 The Limitations of Realism 31 Liberal Theory 32 The Liberal Worldview 32 The Evolution of Liberal Thought 34 The Limitations of Liberalism 38 Constructivist Theory 39 The Constructivist Worldview 40 The Evolution of Constructivist Thought 40 The Limitations of Constructivism 42 What's Missing in Theories of World Politics? 43 The Radical Critique 44 The Feminist Critique 46 Contents VU Theorizing About Theory 47 International Theory and The Global Future 49 CHAPTER 3 INTERNATIONAL DECISION MAKING 51 Foreign Policy-Making in International Affairs 52 Transnational Actors and Decision Processes 52 Influences on the Making of Foreign Policy Decisions 53 Decision Making by Transnational Actors: Three Profiles 58 Decision Making as Rational Choice 58 The Bureaucratic Politics of Foreign Policy Decision Making 65 The Leverage and Impact of Leaders 70 The Global and Domestic Determinants of States' International Decisions 75 International Influences on Foreign Policy Choice 75 The Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy Decisions 77 PART 2 THE GLOBE'S ACTORS AND THEIR RELATIONS 85 CHAPTER 4 GREAT POWER RIVALRIES AND RELATIONS 86 Long Cycles of World Leadership 88 The First World War 90 The Causes of World War I 91 The Consequences of World War I 93 The Second World War 95 The Causes of World War II 95 The Consequences of World War II 99 The Cold War 100 The Causes and Evolutionary Course of the Cold War 101 The Consequences of the Cold War 111 The Future of Great Power Politics.- A Cold Peace? 111 America's Unipolar Moment in History 111 From Unipolarity to Multipolarity 114 Options for Responding to Multipolarity's Challenge 118 The Great Powers' Contemporary National Security Strategies 119 America's Strategic Initiatives 119 China's Ascendance and Global Clout 120 The European Union's Search for a Strategic Vision 121 Japan's Strategic Posture 122 Russia's Quest for Strategic Revival 123 VIU Contents CHAPTER 5 THE GLOBAL SOUTH IN A WORLD OF POWERS 126 The Colonial Origins of the Global South's Current Circumstances 128 The First Wave of European Imperialism 130 The Second Wave of European Imperialism 132 Self-Determination and Decolonization in the Twentieth Century 135 North and South Today: Worlds Apart 137 Theoretical Explanations of Underdevelopment 141 Internal Factors: Classical Economic Development Theory's Interpretation 141 International Factors: Dependency Theory's Interpretation 142 Closing the Gap? The Global South's Prospects 143 The Global South's Foreign Policy Response to a World Ruled by the Great Powers 145 In Search of Power 146 In Search of Prosperity 148 The Global South's Future 159 CHAPTER 6 INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE OUEST FOR GLOBAL GOVERNANCE 161 Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) and Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) 163 Global Intergovernmental Organizations 164 The United Nations 165 Other Prominent Global IGOs 173 Regional Intergovernmental Organizations 177 The European Union 177 Other Regional IGOs 184 CHAPTER 7 NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SHAPE OF THE GLOBAL FUTURE 189 The Characteristics of Nongovernmental Organizations 190 Prominent Types of Nongovernmental Organizations 194 Nonstate Nations: The Indigenous Ethnic Groups of the Fourth World 195 Clashing Civilizations 197 Transnational Religious Movements 197 Transnational Terrorist Groups 204 Multinational Corporations and Transnational Banks 208 Issue-Advocacy and Global Civil Society: Can NGOs Transform World Politics? 215 Contents CHAPTER 8 PEOPLE POWER AND THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 219 Putting People into the Picture 220 How Does Humanity Fare? The Human Condition Today 223 Measuring Human Development and Human Security 227 The Democratic and Economic Underpinnings of Human Development 229 Human Development in the Age of Globalization 230 Human Rights and the Protection of People 232 Gender Inequality and Its Consequences 232 The Global Refugee Crisis 23 7 The Precarious Life of Indigenous Peoples in the Fourth World 240 Responding to Human Rights Abuses 244 Internationally Recognized Human Rights 244 The Challenge of Enforcement 247 PART 3 THE ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 255 CHAPTER 9 THE GLOBALIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 256 The Global Context for Interpreting Contemporary Economic Change 257 International Political Economy 258 The Economic Dimensions of Globalization 259 What Is Globalization? 259 Money Matters: The Transnational Exchange of Money 260 The Globalization of Finance 260 The Rising Flow of Capital across Borders 261 The Nuts and Bolts of Monetary Policy 264 The Bretton Woods Monetary System 267 The End of Bretton Woods 269 Floating Exchange Rates 269 The International Currency System in Crisis 271 Reforming the International Financial Architecture? 272 CHAPTER 10 INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE 276 The Globalization of Trade 278 Trade Integration 278 Multinational Corporations and Their Foreign Direct Investments' Impact 280 Contents Contending Trade Strategies for an Interdependent World 282 The Shadow of the Great Depression 282 The Clash between Liberal and Mercantilist Values 284 Hegemony: A Precondition for Economic Order? 289 The Fate of Free Trade 294 An Emerging Regional Tug-of-War in Trade? 294 Trade Tricks 298 Neomercantilism Ascendant? 300 Triumph or Trouble for the Global Economy's Future? 301 CHAPTER 11 THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF GLOBALIZATION 304 Population Change as a Global Challenge 305 World Population Growth Rates 306 Global Migration Trends 312 The Globalization of Labor 313 New Plagues? The Global Impact of Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and Avian Flu 319 The Global Information Age 322 Global Communications 323 The Media: Markets or Monopoly? 327 Globalization and the Global Future 331 PART 4 THREATS TO THE WORLD 337 CHAPTER 12 THREATS TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE WORLD'S COMMON ECOLOGY 338 Environmental Sustainability and Human Security 339 Forging a Consensus on Ecological Dangers 341 Framing Global Ecological Issues 341 The Ecopolitics of the Atmosphere 34S The Ecopolitics of Forests and Biodiversity 350 Sources of the Ecological Threats to the Global Commons 356 The Tragedy of the Global Commons 356 The Globalization of Planetary Dangers 359 Toward Sustainability? 364 Global Solutions 364 National and Local Solutions 3 71 Contents CHAPTER 13 THE THREAT OF ARMED AGGRESSION TO THE WORLD 375 Changes in Interstate War and Armed Aggression 377 Armed Aggression within States 380 The Characteristics of Civil War 380 Terrorism 387 The New Global Terrorism 391 Counterterrorism 393 What Causes Armed Aggression? 396 The First Level of Analysis: Individuals' Human Nature 396 The Second Level of Analysis: States' Internal Characteristics 399 The Third Level of Analysis: Cycles of War and Peace in the Global System 410 Armed Aggression and Its Future 415 PART 5 REALIST ROADS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 419 CHAPTER 14 THE MILITARY PURSUIT OF POWER THROUGH ARMS AND MILITARY STRATEGY 420 Realist Approaches to War and Peace 421 Power in World Politics 423 The Elements of State Power 424 Distinguishing Power from Capabilities 427 The Changing Character of Power 428 Trends in Military Spending 429 Changes in Military Capabilities 433 Trends in the Weapons Trade 433 Trends in Weapons Technology 438 Military Strategies 445 Coercive Diplomacy Through Military Intervention 451 Rival Realist Roads to Security 454 CHAPTER 15 ALLIANCES AND THE BALANCE OF POWER 457 Realist Interpretations of Alliances in World Politics 459 Realism and the Balancing of Power 462 Rules for Rivals in the Balancing Process 463 Difficulties with the Maintenance of a Balance of Power 466 Managing the Balance through a Concert of Great Powers 467 XU Contents Stabilizing Power Balances Through Arms Control? 468 Balancing Power in the Contemporary Global System 470 Models of the Balance of Power-Past and Present 470 What Lies Ahead ? 476 PART 6 LIBERAL PATHS TO WORLD ORDER 485 CHAPTER 16 NEGOTIATED CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 486 Liberal Routes to International Peace 487 International Crises and the Negotiated Settlement of Disputes 489 Law at the International Level 493 How to Think about the Formation and Decay of International Legal Rules 494 The Characteristics of International Law 495 The Sources and Limitations of the International Legal System 496 The Abiding Relevance of International Law 498 Core Principles of International Law Today 500 The Legal Control of Armed Aggression 502 Just War Doctrine: The Changing Ethics Regarding the Use of Armed Force 502 New Rules for Military Intervention 507 The Rules for War's Conduct and the Expansion of Human Rights Legislation 509 Law's Contribution to Peace 510 CHAPTER 17 LIBERAL APPROACHES TO COLLECTIVE SECURITY 514 Beating Swords into Plowshares Through Disarmament 515 Disarmament versus Arms Control as Routes to Peace 517 Bilateral Arms Control and Disarmament 518 Multilateral Arms Control and Disarmament 519 The Problematic Future of Arms Control and Disarmament 522 Maintaining Collective Security Through International Organizations 525 The League of Nations and Collective Security 526 The United Nations and Peacekeeping 528 Regional Security Organizations and Collective Defense 533 Uniting One World in a Common Culture of Shared Moral Values 537 Trade Ties to Avoid War by Binding Countries Together 539 A Democratic Peace Pact 542 Liberal Institutions and World Order 544 Contents Xiij PART 7 ENVISIONING YOUR ALTERNATIVE GLOBAL FUTURES AND PREDICTING GLOBAL TRANSFORMATIONS 549 CHAPTER 18 THINKING ABOUT GLOBAL TRENDS, TRANSFORMATIONS, AND THE FUTURE OF WORLD POLITICS 550 Global Trends and Forecasts 551 How to Think About How People Think About the World 553 The Global Predicament: Key Quesitons About a Turbulent World 554 Is Globalization a Cure, or a Curse? 555 Will Technological Innovation Solve Pressing Global Problems? 557 What Types of Armed Aggression Will Become the Major Fault Line in the Geostrategic Landscape? 558 Will the Great Powers Intervene to Protect Human Rights? 560 Is the World Preparing for the Wrong War? 562 Is This the "End of History" or the End of Happy Findings? 563 Is There a Reordered Global Agenda? 564 A New World Order or New World Disorder? 564 Glossary 569 References 584 Name Index 615 Subject Index 622
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