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Political culture and political development

Pye, Lucian W.

1965

Dilemmas of reconciliation

Carol A. L. Prager

2003

War talk

Arundhati Roy

2003

From wealth to power

Fareed Zakaria

1998

Sovereignty, rights, and justice

Chris Brown

2002

Cosmopolitan democracy

Daniele Archibugi, David Held

1995

Christians, Muslims, and Islamic Rage

Christopher Catherwood

2003

Bowett's law of international institutions

Philippe Sands

2001

The greening of Machiavelli

Tony Brenton

1994

The third force

Ann Florini

2000

International relations

Norman Dunbar Palmer

1953

For the survival of democracy

Alonzo L. Hamby

2004

Global Governance

Steve Hughes

2002

The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers

Paul M. Kennedy

1987 ★ 3.5

Contesting The Arctic Rethinking Politics In The Circumpolar North

Philip E. Steinberg

2014

International politics

Frederick Lewis Schuman

1958

Eve of Destruction

Thomas M. Nichols

2008

Isolated states

Deon Geldenhuys

1990

Global order

Lynn H. Miller

1990

Future positive

Michael Edwards

1999

Prisoners of geography

Tim Marshall

2016 ★ 3.8

An introduction to international relations

Anthony Burke, Richard Devetak, George, Jim

2012

Future

Gwynne Dyer

2004

Realism and International Relations (Themes in International Relations)

Jack Donnelly

2000

The future of the United Nations system

Chadwick F. Alger

1998

The might of nations

John George Stoessinger

1969

Unipolar politics

Ethan B. Kapstein, Michael Mastanduno

1999

Year 501

Noam Chomsky

1992

Constructivism and Comparative Politics (International Relations in a Constructed World)

Daniel M. Green

2002

International relations in a changing global system

Seyom Brown

1992

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