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Concepts of international politics in global perspective
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The role of belief systems: Ideology, Nationalism, and Religious Fundamentalism as discussed by the authors is discussed in the context of cooperative global politics, and the role of beliefs in government and policy making.Abstract:
Introduction: Changing Frame of Analysis. 1. The Nature of Foreign Policy. 2. Government and Policy Making. 3. Capability in Action. 4. The Implementation of Decisions. 5. Traditional Ideas and Patterns of Global Politics. 6. New Conditions of Global Politics. 7. Conflict and Conflict Resolution. 8. Limitations on State Action. 9. War and Arms Control. 10. The Role of Belief Systems: Ideology, Nationalism, and Religious Fundamentalism. 11. Humankind, Technology, and the Ecosystem. 12. Integration, Interdependence, North-South Relations and Development. 13. The World Economy and the Multinational Corporation. 14. Ethnicity, Terrorism, and Non-Violence. 15. Human Rights. Conclusion: Toward Cooperative Global Politics.read more
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