Titlebook: Commonsense and the Theory of International Politics; John C. Garnett Book 1984 John C. Garnett 1984 communism.decision-making.desegregati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8692-2 and interact with each other, so the student of international politics can expect to spend his time studying a kind of political ‘anatomy’ — namely, international society, its various members and the way in which they interrelate.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-29063-8ssor in international politics. But to know what to do does not imply knowing how to do it; and when, to quote Rupert Emerson, the subject ‘sprawls amorphously over so large and varied a domain as to stagger the imagination and place it well beyond the grasp of both student and teacher’,. then even

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Retrospective Analysis: Structure,The questions which interest students of international politics may, for the sake of convenience, be divided into three categories. First, there are questions of .; second, questions of .; and third, questions of ... It is worth articulating what is meant by each of these three kinds of question, and attempting to distinguish between them.

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Facts, Values and Concepts,The questions which interest students of international politics may, for the sake of convenience, be divided into three categories. First, there are questions of .; second, questions of .; and third, questions of ... It is worth articulating what is meant by each of these three kinds of question, and attempting to distinguish between them.

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Book 1984of international theory and the problems associated with its development. Drawing from many disciplines, he examines fundamental questions in a new way, giving a measure of commonsense to a subject which has become complicated and esoteric. His use of analogies and quotations bring his subject alive

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he nature of international theory and the problems associated with its development. Drawing from many disciplines, he examines fundamental questions in a new way, giving a measure of commonsense to a subject which has become complicated and esoteric. His use of analogies and quotations bring his subject alive978-0-333-35131-4978-1-349-17504-8