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082			_a327.11 Deu 2nd ed.
100			_aDeutsch, Karl A.
245		0	_aAnalysis of International Relations
250			_a2nd ed.
260			_aEnglewood Cliffs
260			_bPrentice-Hall
260			_c1978
300			_a312 p.
520			_aThis book explains the many factors that contribute to a nation's continuing attempt to "adjust the world while adjusting to it." It focuses particularly on the momentous adjustments the nations of the world have had to make in the last three decades-to nuclear power, finite resources, and the worldwide awakening of previously submerged peoples and races to new capabilities, needs, and demands. Tracing the change from the old international balance of power to the new politics of international pluralism, the author shows how elements from psychology, sociology, and anthropology have been combined with older concepts from science, history, and economics. One-by-one, the book takes up the specific concerns international relations-power within the state, the power of the state, foreign policy formation, causes of war, and ways to prevent war. It offers a very clear explanation of what can be a very confusing area of human affairs, especially in today's world.
650			_aInternational Relations
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