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All You Need to Know about International Relations?
"Theories of War and Peace" edited by Brown, et. al. gives the reader of International Relations a "one stop shop" of various theories of International Relations. The list of contributors to this volume is impressive and the editors arrange the essays in such a way as to naturally follow and even (at times) rebut that which came before.
Published on December 31, 2002 by Martin P. McCarthy
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4 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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A good book
Like most of "International Security" readers, this is also a compendium of realist authors in IR theory. It is more of the same until you read the wonderful response to John Mearsheimer written by Alexander Wendt. His text is worth the book. Even today Mearsheimer doesn't understand what Wendt has to say so well. If you're really into realism, maybe you...
Published on September 13, 1999
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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All You Need to Know about International Relations?,
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This review is from: Theories of War and Peace (International Security Readers) (Paperback)
"Theories of War and Peace" edited by Brown, et. al. gives the reader of International Relations a "one stop shop" of various theories of International Relations. The list of contributors to this volume is impressive and the editors arrange the essays in such a way as to naturally follow and even (at times) rebut that which came before.
4 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A good book,
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This review is from: Theories of War and Peace (International Security Readers) (Paperback)
Like most of "International Security" readers, this is also a compendium of realist authors in IR theory. It is more of the same until you read the wonderful response to John Mearsheimer written by Alexander Wendt. His text is worth the book. Even today Mearsheimer doesn't understand what Wendt has to say so well. If you're really into realism, maybe you should check (from the same series) "Perils of Anarchy". I think it's a lot better.
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Theories of War and Peace (International Security Readers) by Michael E. Brown (Paperback - October 29, 1998)
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