IR the new world of international relations - Roskin, Michael G. 1939-; Berry, Nicholas O. (Upper Saddle River, N.J. Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2005)
Contents: Feature Boxes. Preface. -- Part I. The Cold War Come and Gone: Chapter 1. Strange New World: Power and Systems in Transformation -- Chapter 2. America's Changing National Interests -- Chapter 3. "Wrong, Terribly Wrong": The United States and Vietnam -- Chapter 4. Can The United States Lead the World? -- Chapter 5. From Russia to the Soviet Union -- Chapter 6. From the Soviet Union Back to Russia -- Part II. The Global South: Chapter 7. South Africa and the End of Colonialism -- Chapter 8. Eternal Warfare in the Holy Land? -- Chapter 9. Oil and Turmoil: The Persian Gulf -- Chapter 10. The Troubled Americas: Our Neglected South -- Chapter 11. Economic Development: The Rich and The Poor -- Part III. The Eternal Threats: Chapter 12. Why wars? -- Chapter 13. National Security: How States Protect Themselves -- Chapter 14. The Dangers of Nuclear Proliferation -- Chapter 15. The Challenge of Terrorism -- Part IV. The Economic Blocs: Chapter 16. Europe Divorces America -- Chapter 17. Asia: China as Number One -- Chapter 18. The United States and Globalization -- Part V. The Politics of a New World: Chapter 19. Diplomacy -- Chapter 20. International Law -- Chapter 21. The United Nations -- Chapter 22. Giving Peace a Chance -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: International relations -- Textbooks; World politics -- 1945-1989 -- Textbooks; World politics -- 1989- -- Textbooks; United States -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1989 -- Textbooks; United States -- Foreign relations -- 1989- -- Textbooks