International Relations Theory Today Networking Beginnings hold power and promise

Beginnings hold power and promise for what is to come

Esma Farouk

she's in for way more than an awkward family dinner

In a new preface to the paperback edition

Isabella of France

International Relations Theory Today Networking Beginnings hold power and promiseThe first edition of this book in 1995 defined IR theory for many students and scholars. This second edition will surely do the same. Booth and Erskine have creatively presented the argumentative discipline, and their contributors demonstrate the multiple ways in which we can utilize IR theory. Anthony Lang, University of St Andrews A delightfully fresh, engaging and accessible introduction to IR theory for the new millennium. The contributions by the