Understanding International Relations

by Chris Brown, Kirsten Ainley

Understanding International Relations is the third edition of a well-established advanced undergraduate and postgraduate text. It has been comprehensively updated to take into account recent literature on the theory of international relations, and events in the world, in particular 9/11 and the war on terror. New chapters have been added on the individual and international relations, identity and nationalism and the implications of US power in the twenty-first century.

Genres: International Relations, Politics, Nonfiction, Academic, Political Science, Textbooks, Society

294 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

About the author

Chris Brown (b. 1945)

Reviews

[Sathyanarayanan D]

Completed reading it last year.

[Tuna Yalcin]

A solid introduction to the complex world of international relations. The author explains major theories and global dynamics with clarity, making it accessible even to newcomers. While some sections could benefit from deeper analysis, it’s still a valuable resource for students and anyone trying to make sense of how the international system works.

[Stanislav Kaschiyski]

Някой ден ще се хвана да я прочета както трябва. Добре започва за учебник по ТМО. :)

[Thanai]

It's not that difficult.

[Daniela]

Li-o "na diagonal", mas está lido ;)

[BK]

It's a good book to grasp the basics of international relations, especially for undergraduate students.

[Jeff Ford]

This was a text for a poly sci class I took. Worth reading.

[Matias Alanko]

A bit too philosophical at times to my liking.

[Khizar Hayyat]

i hope this book will help me to understand IR

[Andrea Alfonso Diez]

Te aporta una base oara conocer las difertes teorias y los debates. Además te aporta mucha información de diferentes conflictos

[Akshat Upadhyay]

Really good

[Shahid Hussain]

asd