Dar, Gulam Mohammad. <br/><br/>
Introduction to international relations 

 - New Delhi  Rajat  2008 
 - 487 p. 
<br/><br/> The text book An Introduction to International Relations is primarily written for the students of M.A. Political Science. This book also covers syllabus of B.A. and M.A. respectively of University of Kashmir. This book has been written in an easy language and a lucid style latest models and theories and new concepts are very well explained with examples.<br/><br/>The main topics covered in the book include<br/><br/>1. International Relations in Everyday Life<br/><br/>2. International Relations as an Academic<br/><br/>3. Subject The Systems Approach<br/><br/>5. Morganthau's Realist Theory Decision Making Approach<br/><br/>6. Marxian Approach to the Study of International Relations<br/><br/>7. Imperialism and Colonialism De-Colonisation and Resurgance of Asia<br/><br/>8. Africa<br/><br/>9. Neo-Colonialism<br/><br/>10. National Power<br/><br/>11. Balance of Power<br/><br/>12. Foreign Policy and Its Determinants<br/><br/>13. Ideology in International Relations<br/><br/>14. Diplomacy<br/><br/>15. Collective Security<br/><br/>16. Arms Race, Disarmament and Arms Control<br/><br/>17. Cold War<br/><br/>18. Contemporary Trends in International Reiations<br/><br/>19. Non-Alignment<br/><br/>20. New International Economic Order <br/><br/>21. Evolution of International Organisation<br/><br/>22. Regionalism<br/><br/>23. Dynamics of Globalisation<br/><br/>24. Foreign Policy Choices 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788178803333 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International relations-Theory and practice
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327 DAR