Theoretical aspects of international politics v.1990

By:

Mahendra Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Agra; Shiva Lal Agarwala; 1990Description: 496pSubject(s):

World Politics

DDC classification:

327.101 Mah

Summary: This edition of the book has undergone considerable revision from the point of view of both the content and the organization of the book. In revising it, I have tried to take into account not only the new literature which came out after its first publication but also some important developments which necessitated a re-examination of some of the propositions and conclusions presented in the first and subse quent editions of the book.

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This edition of the book has undergone considerable revision from the point of view of both the content and the organization of the book. In revising it, I have tried to take into account not only the new literature which came out after its first publication but also some important developments which necessitated a re-examination of some of the propositions and conclusions presented in the first and subse quent editions of the book.

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