Turbulence in World Politics: A Theory of Change and Continuity

Name: Turbulence in World Politics: A Theory of Change and Continuity
Brand: Princeton University Press
SKU: 9780691023083
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by James N. Rosenau

Princeton University Press · 1990

James N. Rosenau rethinks international relations to explain the lasting turmoil of world politics, and traces the effects of microelectronic and postindustrial change since World War II.

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About this book

International relations is in need of a fresh framework, and James N. Rosenau sets out to supply one. The book is a rethinking of the whole field, built to explain why turbulence keeps returning to global politics.

Rosenau looks at the wider changes that have reshaped politics since World War II, including the microelectronic revolution and the rise of a postindustrial order. The political, economic and social shifts of that period are treated as parts of one problem.

Scholars of international relations and comparative politics, and graduate students who want a theory of change and continuity in world affairs, are the natural readers for the book.

Bibliographic details: published by Princeton University Press, with the ISBN-13 9780691023083.