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  International Studies: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Global Issues (Paperback) By (author) Sheldon Anderson, By (author) Jeanne A. K. Hey, By (author) Mark Allen Peterson, By (author) Stanley W. Toops, By (author) Charles Stevens

  

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  Short Description for International StudiesComprises international politics, history, economics, anthropology and geography. This text includes specialists in each of these subject areas. Emphasizing their connectedness, each details the methodologies and subject matter of their respective disciplines, to provide an understanding of the world.
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  • Publisher: Westview Press Inc
  • Published: 07 February 2008
  • Format: Paperback 480 pages
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  • Categories: Globalization | International Relations
  • ISBN 13: 9780813343723 ISBN 10: 0813343720
  • Sales rank: 49,369

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• This core text will provide lecturers with a much needed interdisciplinary method for presenting the varied global issues and regions necessary to understand international studies."International Studies" is a multidisciplinary subject comprising international politics, history, economics, anthropology and geography. The authors of this comprehensive text include specialists in each of these subject areas. Emphasizing their connectedness, each details the methodologies and subject matter of their respective disciplines, to provide a fuller understanding of the world.The second part of the book applies these disciplines to regional chapters, providing students with an understanding of the issues facing these areas and their connection to the global community. Case studies in each chapter also give students a closer look at the geographic, historical, cultural, economic and political elements of issues such as genocide and national identity.This disciplinary and regional combination provides professors with a cohesive framework to teach the broad spectrum of international affairs through a wholly unique interdisciplinary approach that is indispensable for students' understanding of global issues.