International Relations - For People Who Hate Politics: An Introduction to the Causes of Conflict and Cooperation Between States.
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International Relations - For People Who Hate Politics: An Introduction to the Causes of Conflict and Cooperation Between States.

by Zoe Mckey, Albert Rutherford

Education Political Science International Relations
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Designed for readers who dislike political jargon, this introduction explores international relations through the central questions of why states come into conflict and how they cooperate. It provides an approachable starting point for understanding interactions between countries and the forces shaping the international system.

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This book introduces international relations for readers who may not consider themselves interested in politics.

It focuses on the causes of conflict between states and the conditions that encourage cooperation.

The presentation is designed to make a complex subject approachable and easier to understand.

It offers a starting point for exploring how states interact in the international system.

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