Each chapter ends with Discussion and Review Questions and Key Terms | |
List of Maps | |
Special Features | |
Preface | |
Foundations of World Politics | |
World Politics: Complexity and Competing Processes | |
Conflict and Cooperation | |
Globalization versus Fragmentation | |
Anarachy versus Order | |
Conclusion | |
What Would You Do? North Korea's Nuclear Test | |
Theory and World Politics | |
Climate Change | |
Levels of Analysis | |
Systemic Level of Analysis | |
At a Glance: The Prisoner's Dilemma Game | |
Domestic Level of Analysis | |
Individual Level of Analysis | |
Spotlight: The Operational Code | |
Levels of Analysis: Analytical Tools | |
Theoretical Paradigms/Worldviews | |
Realism | |
Liberalism | |
Constructivism | |
Blurring the Lines | |
Other Theoretical Paradigms/Worldviews | |
Summary and Preview | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: International Responses to Climate Change | |
What Would You Do? Drilling for Oil | |
World Politics and Economics: 1648-1945 | |
Thirty Years' War and the Peace of Westphalia | |
Eighteenth Century Europe | |
Great Powers | |
Aftermath of War and Two Revolutions | |
At a Glance: "World Wars" of the Eighteenth Century | |
Napoleonic Era | |
Concert of Europe | |
Uunification of Italy and Europe | |
Italian Unification | |
German Unification | |
At a Glance: The Wars of German Unification | |
The Industrial Revolution | |
British Economic Hegemony and its Challenges | |
Bismarckian System | |
The Eve of War: Protectionism and Discord | |
The World Wars | |
Causes of World War IAt a Glance: World War I and the Levels of Analysis | |
Rise of Germany | |
Alliance System | |
Economic Change and Competition | |
Nationalism | |
Imperialism | |
Cult of the Offensive | |
Consequences of World War IRussian Revolution | |
Versailles Settlement | |
What Would You Do? Russia and the Path to War | |
Spotlight: An Idealist at Versailles | |
A Weak League and the Road to Another World War | |
Spotlight: The Munich Analogy | |
Economic Collapse and the Great Depression | |
Causes of World War IIAt a Glance: World War II and the Levels of Analysis | |
Consequences of World War IIUneasy Alliance | |
The Holocaust | |
Atomic Bomb | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Examples from 1648 to 1945 | |
World Politics and Economics: The Cold War | |
Who or What Caused the Cold War? | |
At a Glance: The Origins of the Cold War and the Levels of Analysis | |
It Was Moscow's Fault | |
No, It Was Washington's Fault | |
Ideological Conflict | |
Leadership or the Lack Thereof | |
One World Divided by Two Superpowers Equals Conflict | |
It Was All a Misunderstanding | |
Heating up the Cold War | |
Initial Confrontation: Iran | |
The Iron Curtain Descends and Conflict Intensifies? | |
Truman Doctrine | |
Marshall Plan | |
Berlin Blockade | |
Spotlight: The Telegrams: Mr. X and Containment and the Novikov Telegram | |
NATO and the Warsaw Pact | |
Transformation of the World Economy | |
The Bretton Woods System | |
The Cold War in Asia | |
NSC-68Korea: The Turning Point | |
The Cold War and the Third World | |
Trouble Spots: Berlin and Cuba | |
JFK, Cold Warrior | |
Berlin Wall | |
Cuban Missile Crisis | |
Vietnam and its Consequences | |
What Woul You Do? Soviet Missiles in Cuba | |
The Apparent Decline of U.S. Economic Hegemony | |
D'Etente | |
The Opening of China, the Moscow Summit, and SALT | |
Tensions in D'etente | |
From Dialogue to Discord | |
The Invasion of Afghanistan | |
The Reagan Doctrine | |
Why Did the Cold War End? | |
At a Glance: The End of the Cold War and the Levels of Analysis | |
The Gorbachev Factor | |
Failure of Communism | |
The End of the Evil Empire | |
The End of Bipolarity | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Examples from the Cold War | |
Imperialism and Its Victims | |
Origins of Imperialism | |
The First Transoceanic Empires: Spain and Portugal | |
Colonial Collusion: Dividing the World | |
Spanish Colonial Administration | |
Portuguese Colonialism | |
Spanish-American Independence | |
Independence from Portugal | |
Dutch Empire | |
Anglo-French Rivalry | |
France's Bid for Empire | |
British Empire | |
What Would You Do? The Costs of Imperialism | |
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries | |
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | |
Spotlight: British India | |
Twilight of Empire | |
Spotlight: The Mahatma | |
Two Great Continental Empires: Russia and the United States | |
The Russians | |
Ninth through Eighteenth Centuries | |
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | |
The Americans | |
Ottoman Empire | |
Fourteenth through Eighteenth Centuries | |
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | |
Too Little Too Late: German and Japanese Empires | |
Decline of Imperialism | |
Social Impact of Imperialism | |
North America | |
The Caribbean | |
Latin America | |
Africa | |
Asia | |
The Pacific | |
China and Japan | |
Economic Consequences of Colonialism | |
Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific | |
Asia | |
Economic Consequences: An Assessment | |
Cultural and Ideological Impact of Colonialism | |
Colonialism and Culture | |
Colonialism and Ideology | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Examples from Imperialism | |
Globalization and Fragmentation in the New World Order: 1991 to the Present | |
Globalization and Fragmentation | |
A New World Order? | |
War in the Gulf | |
The European Union | |
U.S. Economic Hegemony Endures | |
Enduring Regional and Internal Conflicts: The Middle East, South Asia, and East Asia | |
The Middle East | |
At a Glance Arab-Israeli Confrontations | |
South Asia | |
The Korean Peninsula | |
The People's Republic of China and Taiwan | |
Collective Security | |
Spotlight Definitional Discord: Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing | |
What Would You Do? Genocide in Rwanda | |
The Terror of September 11War in Iraq | |
Terrorism Redux | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Examples from 1991 to the Present | |
The Major Issues in World Politics | |
Security Theory and Practice | |
The Many Faces of Security | |
External and Internal Threats | |
Subjective Versus Objective Aspects of Security | |
Working Definition of Security | |
Security Dilemma Revisited | |
Spotlight: Clausewitz on War and Politics | |
Military Power | |
Weapons of Mass Destruction | |
Military Personnel | |
Defense Expenditures | |
Logistics and Power Projection | |
Qualitative Factors: Equipment, Training, and Morale | |
Soft Power | |
Strategies for Security: Deterrence, Defense, and Compellence | |
Deterrence | |
Defense | |
Compellence | |
Requirements for Deterrence | |
Commitment | |
Capability | |
Credibility | |
Criticisms of Deterrence | |
Defensive Weapons Systems | |
Technology and Security | |
Breakthroughs, Lead Times, and Cost | |
Spotlight: Nukespeak | |
The Offense/Defense Balance | |
The Cutting Edge | |
Arms Control and Disarmament | |
Definitions | |
Early Efforts at Disarmament | |
Test Bans | |
Salt, Start, Sort, and New Start | |
Intermediate-Range and Tactical Nuclear Weapons | |
Cooperative Threat Reduction | |
Non-Proliferation Treaty | |
Chemical Weapons, Biological Weapons, and Missiles | |
Conventional Arms Control | |
What Would You Do? Nuclear Proliferation | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Security Examples | |
Contemporary Security Issues | |
Proliferation | |
Spotlight: Human Costs of Modern Conflict | |
The Debate over Proliferation | |
Command and Control | |
Current Proliferation Concerns | |
Terrorism | |
Contemporary Terrorism Around the World | |
Spotlight: The Sheikh | |
Categories of Terrorist Groups | |
State-Sponsored Terrorism | |
Nationalist Separatists | |
Ideological Terrorism | |
Religious Terrorism | |
Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction | |
Combating International Terrorism | |
What Would You Do? Response to Terrorism | |
Organized Crime | |
What Is Organized Crime? | |
Transnational Organized Crime Activities | |
The Globalization of Organized Crime | |
Spotlight: The Red Mafiya Penalty Box and the NHLSpotlight: International Drug Trafficking | |
Combating Organized Crime | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Contemporary Security Examples | |
World Politics: Trade and Investment | |
Trade | |
Ricardo's Model of Trade | |
Trade Barriers | |
Balance of Payments | |
Money Makes the World Go Around | |
Exchange Rates | |
Capital Markets and Investment | |
Capital Markets | |
Spotlight: Day Traders Find New Outlet | |
Foreign Direct Investment | |
Economic Power | |
Trade and Industry | |
Technology | |
Spotlight: Technology Globalizes the Workforce | |
Economics as Politics | |
Realism | |
Liberalism | |
At a Glance: East African Countries Form a Common Market | |
Hegemonic Stability Theory: Bridging the Liberal-Realist Divide | |
Constructivism | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Trade and Investment | |
What Would You Do? The Sock Trade | |
World Politics: Development | |
What Development Means | |
Human and Social Development | |
Development: A Holistic Approach 3Spotlight: Gender Inequalities Harm Well-Being, Hinder Development | |
Civil Society and Development | |
Modernization Theory | |
Social Impact of Modernization | |
Critiques of Modernization Theory | |
Political Development | |
Requirements of Political Development | |
Domestic: Political Culture | |
Economic Development | |
Spotlight: Tough Truths About Free Trade | |
Systemic: Dependency Theory | |
Primary Product Exports | |
Unequal Terms of Trade | |
Multinational Corporations | |
Critiques of Dependency Theory | |
Domestic: Economic Development Theories | |
Import-Substitution Industrialization | |
Export-Led Industrialization | |
At a Glance: Argentina | |
Washington Consensus | |
Systemic-Domestic | |
Structural Adjustment Programs | |
Development Today | |
Creating a New Paradigm | |
Searching for Practical Solutions: Technology | |
Spotlight: Invention and Innovation | |
Searching for Practical Solutions: Microfinance | |
Corruption Versus Courage | |
What Would You Do? Promoting Development | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Development | |
Human Issues: Demographic Trends | |
Population | |
Population Growth and Decline: Impact of Youth | |
Bulges and Aging Populations | |
Urbanization and Megacities | |
International Responses to Population Dynamics: Importance of Family Planning | |
The Abortion Debate | |
Migration | |
Economic Migration | |
Refugees | |
Consequences of Migration | |
International Solutions to Problems of Migration | |
Spotlight: Human Trafficking | |
Health and Disease | |
The Global Health Picture | |
Responses to Global Health Problems | |
Conclusion | |
What Would You Do? Avian Flu | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Demographic Issues | |
Resource Issues | |
The Environment | |
Deforestation | |
Pollution | |
Spotlight: Is the Earth Getting Warmer? | |
International Cooperation for Saving the Environment | |
A Green and Pleasant Globe? | |
Water | |
Water Scarcity and the Potential for Conflict | |
International Responses to the Need for Water | |
Water's Future | |
Food | |
Feeding the World | |
International Food Aid and Famine Relief Efforts | |
Energy | |
The Need for Energy | |
Oil's Critical Role | |
Energy Crises and Global Responses | |
Coal and Natural Gas | |
Renewable Energy | |
What Would You Do? Economic Growth Versus the | |
Environment | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Resource Issues | |
Global Governance: International Law and Organizations | |
International Law | |
Sources of International Law | |
Customary Practices | |
Spotlight: The First International Lawyer | |
Treaties | |
Violation and Compliance | |
Areas of International Law | |
Human Rights Under International Law | |
Can Human Rights Conventions Be Enforced | |
Warfare and Aggression | |
Effectiveness and Compliance: The Verdict on International Law | |
International Organizations | |
International Governmental Organizations | |
Security IGOS: The United Nations | |
The United Nations Is Born | |
The United Nations: Structure, Functions, and Politics | |
General Assembly | |
Security Council | |
Spotlight: Conflict and Cooperation in the Security Council | |
Secretariat and Secretary-General | |
International Court of Justice | |
Economic and Social Council | |
UN Peacekeeping Missions: Expectations and Experience | |
What Would You Do? UN Peacekeeping | |
United Nations' Effectiveness | |
Economic IGOs | |
The World Bank | |
The International Monetary Fund | |
The GATT and the World Trade Organization (WTO)The Bretton Woods Institutions into the Future | |
Nongovernmental Organizations | |
NGOs, Power, and Global Governance | |
NGOs in Action | |
Conclusion | |
At a Glance: Levels of Analysis and Paradigms in Review: Global Governance | |
World Politics in Context | |
What Have We Covered So Far? | |
What Have We Not Covered Yet? | |
Ethics | |
Ethics of War | |
Ethics of Sovereignty and Positive Intervention | |
Ethics of Peace and Reconciliation | |
Ethics of Trade and Development | |
Ethics of Competing Interests | |
Spotlight: Bad Guys Make Even Worse Allies | |
Relationship of World Politics to Other Subdisciplines of Political Science | |
Foreign Policy | |
Comparative Politics | |
American Politics | |
Political Theory | |
The Future | |
Realist Projection | |
Liberal Projection | |
Constructivist Projection | |
Conclusion | |
What Would You Do? The Future of the UNNotes | |
Glossary | |
Bibliography | |
Figure Sources | |
Index | |
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