Introducing International Relations explores the development of the IR discipline through three major essentials: concepts, theories, and practices. Each chapter is structurally organised with respect to detailing concepts, moving there on to theory, and animated with relevant empirical examples making the connect between theory and practice. Pakistan and the developing world provide the primary reference points for the discussion of practice which is one of the major strengths of the book. In addition, the book challenges students to think methodically, independently, and critically by way of relevant thinking exercises and a summation of key points at the end of individual chapters.
