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International relations : using MicroCase ExplorIt

James C. Roberts, Alan J. Rosenblatt

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1. International Relations in Perspective. 2. Approaching International Relations. 3. Actors in the International System: States, Sovereignty, and Individuals. 4. Explaining Events in the International System. 5. States and Foreign Policy. 6. The Individual and International Relations. 7. Power and International Relations. 8. The Use of Force. 9. International Law and Organization. 10. The Politics of the World Economy. 11. The Development Dilemma. 12. Managing the Global Commons.

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1. International Relations in Perspective. 2. Approaching International Relations. 3. Actors in the International System: States, Sovereignty, and Individuals. 4. Explaining Events in the International System. 5. States and Foreign Policy. 6. The Individual and International Relations. 7. Power and International Relations. 8. The Use of Force. 9. International Law and Organization. 10. The Politics of the World Economy. 11. The Development Dilemma. 12. Managing the Global Commons.

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1. International Relations in Perspective. 2. Approaching International Relations. 3. Actors in the International System: States, Sovereignty, and Individuals. 4. Explaining Events in the International System. 5. States and Foreign Policy. 6. The Individual and International Relations. 7. Power and International Relations. 8. The Use of Force. 9. International Law and Organization. 10. The Politics of the World Economy. 11. The Development Dilemma. 12. Managing the Global Commons.

Key concepts: International relations, Sovereignty, Global commons, Political science, Dilemma, International law, Foreign policy, Sovereign state

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