International Relations

by JoshuaS.Goldstein (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2000

  $3.25

  A favorite among both instructors and students, this best-seller was the first introductory international relations book to be written from a post-Cold War perspective. The Fourth Edition continues to set the standard for texts in this market with its new, completely integrated text and technology learning system. The text's Companion Website and the Microsoft(R) Encarta(R) Interactive World Atlas CD-ROM--a new offer with this edition--are integrated with the text through Web and Atlas icons in the text's margins. Professors will continue to appreciate the text's accessible coverage of classic and alternative theoretical approaches; its clearly presented and up-to-date data; its inclusion of a fourth level of analysis--the global level; and the strongest coverage of international political economy available in an introductory IR text. Students will appreciate the author's ability to make the rich complexity of international politics accessible and exciting, using clear writing, an abundance of lively, relevant examples, and a highly praised art program.

• Used

  Paperback
  2005

  $3.25

  The top-selling text in its field, International Relations, provides unparalleled coverage of international political economy, traditional and alternative theoretical perspectives, technology, and contemporary global events. A field-defining text, Goldstein's International Relations balances security and economic issues; includes coverage of alternative theoretical perspectives, the environment, and women; and integrates technology seamlessly with marginal icons linking to additional online content such as video clips, interactive simulations, and practice tests. The seventh edition continues to outpace the other books in this market with new, up-to-date illustrations, cases, and data on topics such as--elections in Iraq, Palestine after Arafat, Iran's suspended nuclear ambitions, China's rising power, the fall of the U.S. dollar, and WTO trade talks. Lauded for its commitment to currency, lively writing style, colorful photo program, and abundance of examples, International Relations has long been a favorite of both students and instructors because it makes the rich complexity of international politics accessible and exciting.