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A valuable resource .... Since I began assigning Global Issues, my students have been much more involved in the course and international security. —Jeffrey P. Blick, Georgia College and State University
A balanced, in-depth introduction to the intertwined nature of modern global issues. —Ralph G. Carter, Texas Christian University
The conflict in Libya, concerns over Iran’s nuclear program, the global recession, debates about climate change, the importance of human security, the growing impact of technology ... all are reflected in this new, fully revised and updated edition of Global Issues. The authors cover the full range of global issues, from conflict and security, to the economy and economic development, to the environment.
The material has been successfully designed for readers with little or no prior knowledge of the topics covered. Each chapter provides an analytical overview of the issues addressed, identifies the central actors and perspectives, and outlines past progress and future prospects. Discussion questions are posed to enhance students’ appreciation of the complexities involved, and suggestions for further reading additionally enrich the text.
In this Book:
Introducing Globalization and Global Issues Weapons Proliferation and Conflict Nationalism Human Rights in a Changing World Global Security Free Trade vs. Protectionism The Political Economy of Development Poverty and Inequality in a Global Economy Population and Migration Women and Development Children Health Sustainable Development Regulating the Atmospheric Commons Conflict and Cooperation over Natural Resources Future Prospects
Contents: Introducing Globalization and Global Issues – Michael T. Snarr • Part 1: Conflict and Security • Weapons Proliferation and Conflict – Jeffrey S. Lantis • Nationalism – Lina M. Kassem, Anthony N. Talbott, and Michael T. Snarr • Human Rights in a Changing World – D. Neil Snarr and Audrey Ingram • Global Security – Jeffrey S. Lantis and Michael T. Snarr • Part 2: The Global Economy • Free Trade vs. Protectionism: Values and Controversies – Bruce E. Moon • The Political Economy of Development – Mary Ellen Batiuk • Poverty and Inequality in a Global Economy – Don Reeves • Part 3: Development • Population and Migration – Ellen Percy Kraly, Caroline Anderson, and Fiona Mulligan • Women and Development – Elise Boulding, Michael T. Snarr, and Heather Parker • Children – George Kent with Rachel Kent • Health – Lori Heninger and Kelsey M. Swindler • Part 4: The Environment • Sustainable Development – Pamela S. Chasek • Regulating the Atmospheric Commons – Mark Seis • Conflict and Cooperation over Natural Resources – Jane A. Winzer and Deborah s. Davenport with Audrey Ingram • Part 5: Conclusion • Future Prospects – Michael T. SnarrISBN - 9788130923994
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Pages : 386
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