Can Africa overcome its long-term drought and population problems? What are the costs and benefits of protecting the tropical rain forests in South America from development? How will strategic arms-reduction treaties affect the economies of America and Russia? Is there a three-way trade war brewing between Japan, the EC and America. Crafted around a computer-simulation exercise designed to survey a wide range of future alternatives in international relations, this text focuses on 67 key variables in ten geographic regions, which can be manipulated to produce a limitless number of future scenarios in the realms of international security, economics and the environment.
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Barry B. Hughes is professor of international relations in the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver, and vice provost of graduate studies. He has written numerous articles and books, including World Futures (1985) and Continuity and Change in World Politics (2000).
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