Offers an introduction for students new to international relations. This book features case studies from around the world; examines debates on globalisation and terrorism; and includes diagrams, tables, figures, and more. It is useful for those who want to understand contemporary international relations.
Women on Board
The book explores the intersection of national economic competitiveness and a global gender agenda, highlighting how states view women and the household economy as valuable, yet underutilized, resources. It delves into the implications of this perspective on gender roles and economic policies, examining the ways in which economic strategies are influenced by gender considerations in a global context.
Exploring the intersection of daily life and global politics, this book delves into how international political economy influences everyday experiences and choices. It examines the impact of economic policies, trade relations, and cultural exchanges on individuals and communities. By analyzing various case studies, the author highlights the often-overlooked connections between macroeconomic trends and personal lives, encouraging readers to consider the broader implications of their everyday decisions in a globalized world.