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The authors encourage students to analyze and evaluate various political theories and frameworks, fostering critical thinking through discussions on differing perspectives, such as Idealism and Realism.
The textbook integrates discussions of significant historical events and contemporary challenges, including the Cold War, to illustrate various political theories and their implications.
The authors aim to provide current and relevant content, and the book addresses contemporary challenges in international politics up to its publication date. For more recent developments, supplementary reading may be necessary.
Yes, the theories and concepts discussed in the book are often relevant for competitive exams and other academic programs focused on political science, international relations, and public administration.
While the primary focus is on political theories and historical events, technology's influence on contemporary geopolitics may be implicitly addressed, especially in discussions about modern challenges and security.
Yes, it is tailored for students at a BA level and serves as a solid introduction to key concepts in international relations.
The authors discuss evolving geopolitical dynamics, examining current global events and trends to provide students with insights into today's international relations landscape.
The book is organized into four units, each covering specific topics related to international politics, moving from foundational theories to contemporary issues.
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The authors encourage students to analyze and evaluate various political theories and frameworks, fostering critical thinking through discussions on differing perspectives, such as Idealism and Realism.
The textbook integrates discussions of significant historical events and contemporary challenges, including the Cold War, to illustrate various political theories and their implications.
The authors aim to provide current and relevant content, and the book addresses contemporary challenges in international politics up to its publication date. For more recent developments, supplementary reading may be necessary.
Yes, the theories and concepts discussed in the book are often relevant for competitive exams and other academic programs focused on political science, international relations, and public administration.
While the primary focus is on political theories and historical events, technology's influence on contemporary geopolitics may be implicitly addressed, especially in discussions about modern challenges and security.
Yes, it is tailored for students at a BA level and serves as a solid introduction to key concepts in international relations.
The authors discuss evolving geopolitical dynamics, examining current global events and trends to provide students with insights into today's international relations landscape.
The book is organized into four units, each covering specific topics related to international politics, moving from foundational theories to contemporary issues.
