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$a 004.7
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$a 004.7/PER/P
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$a Henry R.NAV
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$a Perspectives on International Relations: Power, Institutions and Ideas
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$a Washington $b CQ Press $c 2007
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$a xxix, 401 hal.$b :illus.;$c 25 cm
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$a Indeks : p. I-1 - I-22
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$a Lauded for its outstanding balance of accessibility and substance, Henry Nau s Perspectives on International Relations lays a real foundation for further study in IR while delivering the critical thinking skills students need to grasp the events unfolding on the world stage. Adopters consistently report that the book s even-handed application of three major viewpoints realism, liberalism, and constructivism is a singularly effective and engaging tool for getting students to understand how the seemingly abstract theories of IR make sense of global events and issues.
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$a -International relation
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$a -Word politics
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