International systems in world history
Barry Buzan ; Richard Little
International systems in world history : remaking the study of international relations /Barry Buzan; Richard Little - Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press , 2000. - xvi, 452 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm
pt. I. International Systems, World History, and International Relations Theory. 1. Systems, History, Theory, and the Study of International Relations. 2. Competing Conceptions of the International System. 3. Systemic Thinking in World History. 4. The Theoretical Toolkit of this Book. 5. Establishing Criteria for International Systems --
pt. II. Systems in Pre-International World History. 6. The Origins of Pre-international Systems. 7. The Transition from Pre-international to International Systems --
pt. III. The Rise and Interlinkage of Multiple International Systems in the Ancient and Classical World. 8. The New Units: City-States, Empires, and Barbarians as the Main Actors of the Ancient and Classical World.
The authors trace the evolution of economic, societal and military-political international systems, and the interplay with tribes, city states, empires, and modern states.
9780198780656
Vedi Books Pvt.Ltd ;Unit-3,Rahul Apartments 24/24 Ansari Road Daryaganj,New Delhi-2
Social Sciences
Social systems--International relations--Philosophy
327.101 BUZ
International systems in world history : remaking the study of international relations /Barry Buzan; Richard Little - Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press , 2000. - xvi, 452 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm
pt. I. International Systems, World History, and International Relations Theory. 1. Systems, History, Theory, and the Study of International Relations. 2. Competing Conceptions of the International System. 3. Systemic Thinking in World History. 4. The Theoretical Toolkit of this Book. 5. Establishing Criteria for International Systems --
pt. II. Systems in Pre-International World History. 6. The Origins of Pre-international Systems. 7. The Transition from Pre-international to International Systems --
pt. III. The Rise and Interlinkage of Multiple International Systems in the Ancient and Classical World. 8. The New Units: City-States, Empires, and Barbarians as the Main Actors of the Ancient and Classical World.
The authors trace the evolution of economic, societal and military-political international systems, and the interplay with tribes, city states, empires, and modern states.
9780198780656
Vedi Books Pvt.Ltd ;Unit-3,Rahul Apartments 24/24 Ansari Road Daryaganj,New Delhi-2
Social Sciences
Social systems--International relations--Philosophy
327.101 BUZ
