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Introduction to Global Studies 2nd edition [Hardback]

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(Indiana University, USA)
  • Formāts: Hardback, 360 pages, weight: 1343 g, 53 colour photos
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Feb-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Academic
  • ISBN-10: 1352013061
  • ISBN-13: 9781352013061
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
  • Formāts: Hardback, 360 pages, weight: 1343 g, 53 colour photos
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Feb-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Academic
  • ISBN-10: 1352013061
  • ISBN-13: 9781352013061
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
The second edition of Introduction to Global Studies offers a succinct and authoritative introduction to the important issues and events of our rapidly changing world. It covers all of the key topics in the field, including introductions to history, culture, science, politics and economics, alongside focused surveys on pressing global matters such as human rights, migration, the climate emergency, and health and disease.

With learning features that hone in on key themes and debates, such as Global and Local and North and South boxes, this essential text will help you to navigate challenging issues. Full-colour photographs, figures and maps bring the subject to life.

Ideal for students beginning courses on and related to global studies, this second edition offers: -A brand new chapter on health and disease, with additional coverage of Covid-19 incorporated throughout the book. -Increased coverage of inequality and gender, with a thematic focus on how inequalities are compounded across global society -Contemporary Debates: a new feature outlining the pros and cons of controversial topics -A comprehensive companion website, offering an array of resources for both students and lecturers, including a testbank, illustrated lecturer slides, interactive quizzes, and an online media library

Recenzijas

An outstanding addition to global studies literature. It is readable, comprehensive and engaging, and this edition includes key updates to address current global issues such as Covid-19, making it an ideal textbook for students of international and global studies * Andrea Duffy, Colorado State University, USA * The impressive breadth and depth of this book make it a must-read for students looking to build a strong foundation for success in global studies. McCormick has done an excellent job in creating an appealing mix of both theories, themes and empirics to help students open the kaleidoscope of globalization using a multidisciplinary and critical approach. * Xiang Zhang, Nottingham Trent University, UK *

Papildus informācija

A multidisciplinary introduction to Global and International Studies, offering broad overviews of international politics and economics, and focused surveys of topics including human rights, migration, conflict and the environment.
Illustrations and Features
x
About the Author xiv
Tour of the Book xvi
Summary of the Book xviii
Online Resources xx
Abbreviations and Acronyms xxi
Acknowledgements xxii
Introduction 1(16)
What is global studies?
1(7)
The world as a community of 100 people
8(4)
Some notes on approach
12(5)
1 The Rise of the Global System
17(22)
The roots of the modern world
18(2)
Europe goes global
20(3)
World war and the end of empire
23(4)
The Cold War era
27(3)
Nine global trends
30(5)
Globalization
35(4)
2 Population and Resources
39(22)
The global population
40(4)
The new urban majority
44(4)
Understanding natural resources
48(3)
Feeding the world
51(2)
Meeting our energy needs
53(3)
Managing forests and oceans
56(5)
3 Science and Technology
61(22)
Understanding science
62(3)
Understanding technology
65(2)
The digital revolution
67(4)
Information and communication
71(3)
The post-truth world
74(2)
Technology and travel
76(7)
4 States and Government
83(22)
Understanding states
84(3)
The reach of states
87(3)
The evolution of states
90(2)
Understanding nations
92(3)
Democracies and dictatorships
95(6)
The future of states
101(4)
5 Identity and Culture
105(22)
Understanding identity
106(2)
Patriotism, cosmopolitanism, and nationalism
108(4)
Understanding culture
112(4)
Explaining race and ethnicity
116(3)
The changing place of gender
119(1)
Religion and identity
120(7)
6 Global Governance
127(24)
Understanding global governance
128(3)
International law
131(4)
International organizations
135(3)
The United Nations
138(3)
Non-state actors
141(5)
Regional integration
146(5)
7 Human Rights
151(22)
Understanding human rights
152(3)
The evolution of rights
155(3)
The expansion of rights
158(4)
The global human rights regime
162(6)
Women's rights
168(5)
8 War, Peace, and Security
173(22)
Understanding war
174(4)
The causes of war
178(3)
Understanding peace
181(3)
The conditions needed for peace
184(1)
The global security regime
185(4)
Terrorism
189(6)
9 The Global Economy
195(24)
Understanding the global economy
196(5)
The changing global economic landscape
201(4)
The global financial regime
205(4)
Wealth and its effects
209(3)
Poverty and its effects
212(7)
10 Trade
219(22)
Understanding trade
220(4)
The evolution of trade
224(1)
The changing global trading landscape
225(5)
The global trade regime
230(3)
Free trade
233(3)
Trade and inequality
236(5)
11 Migration
241(22)
Understanding migration
242(5)
The causes of migration
247(4)
The global refugee problem
251(3)
The global migration regime
254(4)
The migration debate
258(5)
12 Health and Disease
263(22)
Understanding global health
264(3)
The changing state of global health care
267(3)
The global health regime
270(6)
The problem of infectious disease
276(3)
The case of Covid-19
279(6)
13 The Global Environment
285(21)
Understanding the environment
286(2)
Changing views about the global environment
288(2)
The global environmental regime
290(5)
Protecting biodiversity
295(4)
Addressing climate change
299(7)
Glossary 306(12)
Bibliography 318(10)
Index 328
John McCormick is Professor of Political Science, Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA, and is author of a number of Red Globe Presss bestselling books in politics, including Comparative Government and Politics (with Rod Hague and Martin Harrop), Understanding the European Union and European Union Politics.