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084			_a66.4 _bH 54 _2sudalgaa _q66
100	1		_aHenderson, Conway W
240	1	0	_a66.4 H 54
245	1	0	_aInternational relations _bConflict and cooperation at the turn of the 21st century
260			_aBoston _bMcGraw Hill _c1998
300			_axvi, 520 p. : _bill., maps (some col.) ; _c24 cm
500			_aОУХНУС 392
505			_aThis text is a distinctly post-Cold War learning tool that will help make sense of the rapid changes now taking place in international relations. The author's goal is to contribute to an understanding of a world more willing to abide by rules and norms, especially as expressed in international law, and a world shifting to an emphasis on the "soft power" of economic influence rather than relying on the "hard power" of military force. While this text is cautiously optimistic about humankind's future as we enter the 21st century, it warns about continuing turbulence caused by terrorism, rogue states, intense trade competition, ethnic conflict, and the antogonism between rich and poor states. The chapters are tied together with an overarching theme that argues the world is moving from an international anarchy based on fear and military power to the early stages of an international society comprised of multiple actors cooperating to solve problems they handle on their own.
546			_aEnglish
653			_agovernment and politics
653			_a21st century
653			_ainternational relations
653			_ainternational cooperation
740			_aThe Study of International Relations
740			_aThe Historical Setting of International Relations
942			_cBK
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