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ISBN 10: B01EWQRNP2
ISBN 13: 978-0134405018
Author: Joseph Nye, David Welch
An overview of international relations that highlights conflict and cooperation among and within states
Understanding Global Conflict and Cooperation: An Introduction to Theory and History provides a concise, insightful introduction to world politics in an era of complex interdependence. Authors Joseph Nye and David Welch examine conflict and cooperation among global actors via lessons from theory and history, providing readers with a durable framework with which to analyze the current state of international relations. New to the Tenth Edition, a chapter dedicated to global flashpoints — the places in the world where it is easiest to imagine serious conflicts — helps students make connections between events of interest and the text’s major themes.
Understanding Global Conflict and Cooperation An Introduction to Theory and History 10th Table of contents:
1. Are There Enduring Logics of Conflict and Cooperation in World Politics?
What Is International Politics?
Differing Views of Anarchic Politics
Building Blocks
The Peloponnesian War
A Short Version of a Long Story
Causes and Theories
Inevitability and the Shadow of the Future
Ethical Questions and International Politics
Limits on Ethics in International Relations
Three Views of the Role of Morality
2. Explaining Conflict and Cooperation: Tools and Techniques of the Trade
Key Concepts
States, Nations, and Nation-States
International Actors, Power, and Authority
International System and International Society
System Stability and Crisis Stability
The “National Interest”
Levels of Analysis
The Individual Level
The State Level
The System Level
Paradigms and Theories
Realism
Liberalism
Marxism
Constructivism
Counterfactuals and “Virtual History”
Plausibility
Proximity in Time
Relation to Theory
Facts
3. From Westphalia to World War I
Managing Great Power Conflict: The Balance of Power
Balances as Distributions of Power
Balance of Power as Policy
Balance of Power as Theory
Balances of Power as Historical Multipolar Systems
The Nineteenth-Century Balance-of-Power System
Structure
Process
The Origins of World War I
Three Levels of Analysis
Was War Inevitable?
What Kind of War?
The Funnel of Choices
Lessons of History Again
4. The Failure of Collective Security and World War II
The Rise and Fall of Collective Security
The League of Nations
The United States and the League of Nations
The Early Days of the League
The Manchurian Failure
The Ethiopian Debacle
The Origins of World War II
Hitler’s War?
Hitler’s Strategy
The Role of the Individual
Systemic and Domestic Causes
Was War Inevitable?
The Pacific War
Appeasement and Two Types of War
5. The Cold War
Deterrence and Containment
Explaining the Cold War
Roosevelt’s Policies
Stalin’s Policies
Phases of the Conflict
Inevitability?
Levels of Analysis
U.S. and Soviet Goals in the Cold War
Containment in Action: The Vietnam War
Motives, Means, and Consequences
The Rest of the Cold War
The End of the Cold War
The Role of Nuclear Weapons: Physics and Politics
Balance of Terror
Problems of Nuclear Deterrence
The Cuban Missile Crisis
Moral Issues
6. Conflict and Cooperation in the Post–Cold War World
Managing Conflict on the World Stage
International Law and International Organization
Predictability and Legitimacy
The United Nations: Collective Security, Peacekeeping, and Peacebuilding
Post–Cold War Armed Conflict: Patterns and Trends
Intervention and Sovereignty
Defining Intervention
Judging Intervention
Exceptions to the Rule of Nonintervention
Problems of Self-Determination
Genocide and the “Responsibility to Protect”
7. Current Flashpoints
Eastern Europe: A New Cold War?
Fragmentation and Ferment in the Near East and Middle East
Israel
Iraq
Iran
Afghanistan
Syria
Yemen
Uneasy Standoff: India and Pakistan
The Rise of China?
The South China Sea
The Taiwan Strait
The East China Sea
Rogue Wildcard: North Korea
8. Globalization and Interdependence
The Dimensions of Globalization
What’s New about Twenty-First-Century Globalization?
Political Reactions to Globalization
The Concept of Interdependence
Sources of Interdependence
Benefits of Interdependence
Costs of Interdependence
Symmetry of Interdependence
Leadership and Institutions in the World Economy
Realism and Complex Interdependence
The Politics of Oil
Oil as a Power Resource
9. The Information Revolution and Transnational Actors
Power and the Information Revolution: From the Invention of Writing to the Arab Awakening
Lessons from the Past
A New World Politics?
Sovereignty and Control
The Information Revolution and Complex Interdependence
Transnational Actors
Nongovernmental Organizations
Transnational Terrorism and the “War on Terror”
Conclusions
10. What Can We Expect in the Future?
Alternative Visions
Five Future Worlds
The End of History or the Clash of Civilizations?
Technology and the Diffusion of Power
Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
Transnational Challenges to Security
A New World Order?
Future Configurations of Power
The Prison of Old Concepts
The Evolution of a Hybrid World Order
Thinking About the Future
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