Oxford University Press writes:

• "A truly accessible introduction to international relations, which demystifies the key theories, debates, and issues. 
• Includes up-to-date examples to help students link theory to real-world developments.

New to this edition:

• A new final chapter, 'The Big Question: World Order or World Chaos?', provides a current analysis of international turbulence, encouraging students to connect theory to their own lived experiences
• Chapter 11 has been thoroughly revised with a detailed discussion of climate change and the challenges faced in seeking international cooperation to mitigate its effects. It also introduces 'Green Theory' approaches
• Increased coverage of non-Western traditions and Feminist theories throughout the book further broaden students' understanding of these key subjects
• Expanded discussion of the rise of China and other emerging powers further illuminates how theory applies to the present day "

More information

Read a blogpost about the new book.

Publisher: Oxford University Press.

The authors:

Jørgen Møller, Professor, Department of Political Science, Aarhus BSS

Georg Sørensen, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science, Aarhus BSS

Robert Jackson, Professor Emeritus, Boston University