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=100   #$$a Jackson, Robert
=700   #$$a Sorensen, Georg
=245  1#$$a Introduction To International Relations /$c Robert Jackson and Georg Sorensen
=250  ##$$a Ed.1.
=260  ##$$a Oxford :$b Oxford University Press,$c 1999
=300  ##$$a XVII, 294 hlm.; 24,5 cm. ; $c 24,5 cm.
=500  ##$$a Indeks : Index
=504  ##$$a I. Judul
=520  ##$$a The end the cold War has provoked an explosive increase in theories, concepts, and debates in the disclipine of international relations. There is growing confusion as to what are the important issues and what are the best ways of approacing them. This book is unique in providing a systematic intriduction to principal theories in IR, including 'post-positivist' theories which have gained prominence in recent years. The strength and weaknesses of each theory are critically examined and the main points of contention between the theories are thoroughly discused. The text contains a large number of empirical illustrations which demonstrate the link between theory and actual events. The book provides a rapid entry into the discipline of IR. Each chapter begins with a brife summary, and ends with a list of key points, study questions, and a guide to further reading. Jackson and Sorense offer the ideal introdutions to this important subject, enabling students to master IR as a discipline rather than merely study current events.
=650   4$$a Hubungan Internasional
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