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The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities and Software

Emergence

Destandau's Technique

Endoscopic Spine Surgery

An International Perspective

Multiracial Identity

The American Short Story Handbook

Grasslands

REIM, REIMER, AM REIMSTEN

Duettaler Wunderton

"Introducing International Relations is a tour de force fast-paced and entertaining survey of the major theories and issues of international politics. It is destined to become widely viewed as the best IR textbook on the market." 


Marcus Holmes, College of William and Mary, USA


"In a clear and engaging fashion, Sharp presents the diplomatic framework of understanding international relations by mapping out the field in a fair-minded, nuanced, and straightforward manner. A splendid teaching tool!"


Zhang Qingmin, Peking University, China


"In a refreshing conversational style, Paul Sharp, the diplomatic scholar,　has composed an unusual core textbook that　bridges the gap between diplomacy and international relations for the undergraduate.　Assuming the reader knows little, Sharp digs into essential concepts, offers definitions, contemporary examples in case studies and points to further reading. Clearly a teacher, as well as a scholar, Sharp’s　original　approach　　should meet the pedagogical demands of professors and help lower division college students get a grip on the human and systemic forces at work in our increasingly messy world."


Donna Marie Oglesby, former diplomat (U.S.F.S. ret.) and educator at Eckerd College, USA
"Paul Sharp has the rare ability to make International Relations theory readable, relevant and relatable. This textbook is a must-have for scholars and students alike, whatever their geopolitical interest or paradigmatic inclination."　　　


Yolanda Kemp Spies, University of Johannesburg, South Africa


"This highly accessible textbook superbly synthesizes and advances current debates about whether and how diplomacy matters in the construction of world politics. Viewing the International Relations field through a diplomatic lens, Paul Sharp yields fascinating, and often challenging, insights about both theory and practice. In an appealing personal tone, Sharp’s book will set students thinking and debating robustly amongst themselves."


Geoffrey Wiseman, Australian National University, Australia
"An excellent foundation for new entrants to the study of international relations. It provides excellent surveys of the leading approaches to International Relations. It also steers readers' attention to key questions that will help spark their own analyses of the problems of the discipline and the world."


Adam Quinn, University of Birmingham, UK

Introducing International Relations

Dreiundzwanzigster Band

Ergebnisse der Biologie

Mediensoziologie

Roman

Der Mut zur Freiheit

Der standardisierte kalkulatorische Verfahrensvergleich und seine Durchführung mit Hilfe von Lochkarten

Die Beeinflussung vegetativer Funktionen des Menschen durch Geräusche

The Cowgirls

Sophia và Alex chu¿n b¿ cho m¿u giáo

Sophia and Alex Prepare for Kindergarten

Das Seefracht-Tarifwesen

The Memoir of General Toussaint Louverture

On Associating with Great Ones

Implosion

A Sabedoria da Bíblia

Stellung und Struktur der Textilveredlungsindustrie in den Niederlanden

Theory of Film Practice

A beginner's guide to indexing, analyzing, searching, and aggregating data - 2nd Edition

Elasticsearch 8 for Developers

Alunos com deficiência auditiva: Algumas Percepções

The Secret Haven

Love for the Battle-Corn Peoples

The Industrial Revolution and Work in Nineteenth Century Europe

Persönlichkeits- und Gesundheitsförderung durch aerobe Bewegung - Planung, Durchführung und Evaluation eines Kurskonzeptes für Mitarbeiter/innen

Japan's Military Renaissance?

Meeting the Challenges of Public Service Management

Lessons in Leadership

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