Description
Book SynopsisThis book examines major topics in global politics. Using primary sources, the authors analyze key discussions in international politics and foreign policy, globalization, war and peace, capitalism and its consequences, international organizations including the United Nations, international agreements and treaties, human rights theories and practices, global poverty, development and environment, inequality, and working class politics.
Table of ContentsIntroduction: Learning About Global Politics
Chapter 1: Understanding Global Politics
Chapter 2: What Does That Mean? Definitions, Terminology, and Jargon
Chapter 3: Who? Actors, Positions, Perspectives and Interests
Chapter 4: What or What is? Identifying What Matters
Chapter 5: Where? Assessing Geographic Location and Influence
Chapter 6: Why? How Things Work in Global Politics
Chapter 7: When? Outlining Chronology
Chapter 8: What’s the Point? Identifying Main Ideas
Chapter 9: Making Connections: Applying Knowledge Across Global Political Contexts
Chapter 10: Breaking It Down: Categorizing and Analyzing Topics
Chapter 11: Compare and Contrast: Clarifying and Distinguishing Concepts and Ideas
Chapter 12: Tying the Pieces Together: Synthesizing Information About Global Politics
Chapter 13: Determining Value: Evaluation and Assessment
Chapter 14: Create: Negotiating the Future of Global Politics
