Political Science

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Payne,  Global Issues: Politics, Economics and Culture, 2/E

Provides a theoretical framework to facilitate students’ understanding of specific issues in Chapter 1, “Global Issues: The Challenge of Globalization.”

Chapter 1. Global Issues: Challenges of Globalization

Chapter 2. Global Primacy

Chapter 3. Human Rights

Chapter 4. Promoting Democracy

Chapter 5. Global Terrorism

Chapter 6. Weapons Proliferation

Chapter 7. Global Trade

Chapter 8. Economic Development

Chapter 9. Global Inequality

Chapter 10. Environmental Issues

Chapter 11. Population and Migration

Chapter 12. Global Crime

Chapter 13. The Globalization of Disease

Chapter 14. Cultural Clashes and Conflict Resolution

Global Issues/ Globalization  (International Relations)

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  Global Issues: Politics, Economics and Culture, 2/E
  Payne
  ©2009 | Longman | Paper; 368 pp | Instock
  ISBN-10: 0205663044 | ISBN-13: 9780205663040
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  From human rights, terrorism, and weapons proliferation to climate change, global trade, and pandemics, Global Issues is a current and topical look at the forces driving globalization.

   

  This text focuses on global affairs that transcend state boundaries and are transforming the international system. Designed for global issues or international relations courses, it is the only text of its kind to put complex issues into comprehensive context, thereby explaining the growing economic, political, and culture interdependence visible in the headlines and students’ lives.

   

Global Issues: Politics, Economics and Culture
Richard Payne

Global Issues: Politics, Economics and Culture is a lively and comprehensive introductory text that explores the forces driving globalization. With a current and topical approach to global affairs that will engage students’ interest, this text focuses on specific issues that are transforming states and international relations.

From human rights and terrorism to economic development and environmental issues, Global Issues offers broad coverage of the issues instructors want to teach and students want to learn. Each chapter provides historical background and current information on an issue, and its interdependence and global implications are always considered. Global Issues is the only text of its kind to put issues into context, thereby helping students develop a more informed and coherent understanding of what they hear in the headlines and see affecting their own lives.

Features

• Provides a theoretical framework to facilitate students’ understanding of specific issues in Chapter 1, “Global Issues: The Challenge of Globalization.”
• Explores the political, economic, and cultural dimension of each issue, placing it in the broader context of globalization and individual human experience.
• Encourages students to engage complex concepts and develop critical thinking skills through “You Decide” boxes and discussion questions in every chapter.
• Reinforces students’ understanding of concepts through a marginal glossary and end-of-chapter summaries.
• Incorporates numerous maps, photographs, and tables to enliven the text and put issues into deeper context.
• Enables students to explore issues by providing websites and addresses for major organizations and groups involved with the issue.
• Uses a conversational writing style and numerous examples to make the discussion of global issues accessible to students and easier to relate to their lives.

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