Introduction to World Politics: Prospects and Challenges for the United States provides readers the means to understand, grow, and engage in upper-division World Politics. The text encourages students to not just read, but engage with the material which in return will increase enjoyment of, and apparition for, the discipline.
Introduction to World Politics: Prospects and Challenges for the United States:


Features a succinct approach to the discipline. Unlike other books for ""introductory"" courses, the authors don't 'cram' too much content and detail into their reading. Rather, they cut to the main points which they find essential for make since of how the world works.
Challenges readers to not fear the word 'theory', but rather the authors take readers on a methodical journey through the development and application of three central theories.
Educates readers on foreign policy challenges faced by the United States such as international security, international organizations, and law and international economics.