The social evolution of international politics / Shiping Tang.
Material type:
- 9780198753582
- 320.01 23
- JA76 .T346 2013
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Dept. of Political Science Reference | Dept. of Political Science | Reference | 320.01 TAN.S (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | POL22026 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [237]-277) and index.
Part I. Preparing the ground. Introduction: why an evolutionary approach toward IR? -- 1. From biological evolution to social evolution -- Part II. The systematic transformation of international politics. 2. Paradise Lost and paradigm gained: the making of the offensive realism world -- 3. From Mearsheimer to Jervis -- 4. A more rule-based international system unfolding -- Part III. Implications and conclusion. 5. International politics as an evolutionary system.
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