全球议程：问题和视角（正版如图、内页干净）

图书标准信息

• 作者 [美]凯格利、[美]维特科普夫 编
• 出版社 北京大学出版社
• 出版时间 2004-02
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787301061497
• 定价 63.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 503页
• 字数 720千字
• 正文语种 简体中文
• 丛书 世界政治与国际关系原版影印丛书

【内容简介】

《全球议程：问题和视角》第一批先行选入几本经典文献选读性质的国外优秀教材，内容主要在国际关系理论方面，也包括国际政治经济学方面的优秀教材。它们皆可称为原文中的精品，值得研读和收藏，不仅如此，由于它们本身在国外的大学课堂里都是应用较广的教材和读物，所以特别适合作为我国国际关系与世界政治专业大学教学中的参考读物，甚至可以直接作为以外文授课的课堂教材。在每《全球议程：问题和视角》的前面，我们都邀请国内比较权威的专家学者撰写了精彩的导论，以指导读者更好地阅读和使用这些文献。

【作者简介】

CHARLESW.KEGLEY，JR.earnedhisPh.D.ininternationalrelationsfromSyracuseUniversityin1971.HeholdsthepositionofPearceProfessorofInternationalRelationsattheUniversityofSouthCarolina，whereheservedaschairmanoftheDepartmentofGovernmentandInternationalStudiesfrom1981to1985andasdirectoroftheJamesF.ByrnesInternationalCenterfrom1985to1988.PresidentoftheInternationalStudiesAssociation(1993-1994)，KegleyalsohastaughtattheGeorgetownUniversitySchoolofForeignService，attheUniversityofTexas，andatRutgersUniversityastheMosesandAnnutaBackPeaceScholar.Hehascoauthoredorcoedited，withEugeneR.Wittkopf，AmericanForeignPolicy:PatternandProcess(5thed.，1995);WorldPolitics:TrendandTransformation(8thed.，2001);TheNuclearReader:Strategy，Weapons，War(2nded.，1989);andcoauthored，withGregoryA.Raymond，HowNationsMakePeace(1999)，AMultipolarPeace?Great-PowerRelationsintheTwenty-FirstCentury(1994)，andWhenTrustBreaksDown:AllianceNormsandWorldPolitics(1990);also，hehaseditedTheLongPostwarPeace:ContendingExplanationsandProjections(1991)，andControversiesinInternationalRelationsTheory:RealismandNeoliberalism(1995)andcoedited，withKennethL.Schwab，AftertheColdWar:QuestioningtheMoralityofNuclearDeterrence(1991).HehaspublishedarticlesinInternationalStudiesQuarterly，TheJournalofConflictResolution，TheJournalofPeaceResearch，InternationalOrganization，Ethics&InternationalAffairs，Alternatives，TheJournalofPolitics，TheBulletinofPeaceProposals，USAToday，theHarvardInternationalReview，amongothers.
EUGENER.WITTKOPFreceivedhisdoctoratefromSyracuseUniversity.HeiscurrentlyR.DownsPoindexterDistinguishedProfessorofPoliticalScienceatLouisianaStateUniversity.HehasalsoheldappointmentsattheUniversityofFloridaandtheUniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill.WittkopfisauthorofFacesofInternationalism:PublicOpinionandAmericanForeignPolicy(1990)andcoeditor，withJamesM.McCormick，ofTheDomesticSourcesofAmericanForeignPolicy:InsightsandEvidence(3rded.，1999);andcoeditor，withChristopherM.Jones，ofTheFutureofAmericanForeignPolicy(3rded.，1999).WithCharlesW.Kegley，Jr.，heiscoauthorofAmericanForeignPolicy:PatternandProcess(5thed.，1996)andWorldPolitics:TrendandTransformation(8thed.，2001);andco-editorofTheNuclearReader:Strategy，Weapons，War(2nded.，1989).HehascontributedchapterstoseveralbooksandpublishedarticlesintheAmericanPoliticalScienceReview，InternationalJournal，InternationalOrganization，InternationalStudiesQuarterly，JournalofConflictResolution，JournalofPolitics，Orbis，Polity，SocialScienceQuarterly，andtheWashingtonQuarterly，amongothers.In1997ProfessorWittkopfwasnamedtheLSUDistinguishedResearchMasterofArts，Humanities，andSocialSciences.ThisisthehighestawardgivenbyLSUinrecognitionofcontributionstoresearchandscholarship.

【目录】

PARTONEARMSANDINFLUENCE
1Power，Capability，andInfluenceinInternationalPolitics—K.J.Holsti
2PowerandInterdependenceintheInformationAge—RobertO.KeohaneandJosephS.Nye，Jr.
3TheRoleofMilitaryPowerintheThirdMillennium—BjornMoller
4WarandItsCauses—JackS.Levy
5TheObsolescenceofMajorWar—JohnMueller
6NuclearWeaponsThreatenOurExistence—PaulH.Nitze
7TheNewThreatofMassDestruction—RichardK.Betts
8TerrorsNewFace：TheRadicalizationandEscalationofModernTerrorism—WalterLaqueur
9TheTroublewithSanctions—RobertA.Sirico
10TheChangingNatureofWorldPower—JosephS.Nye，Jr.
PARTTWODISCORDANDCOLLABORATION
11ModelsofInternationalRelations：RealistandNeoliberalPerspectivesonConflictandCooperation—O/eR.Holsti
12ManagingtheChallengeofGlobalizationandInstitutionalizingCooperationThroughGlobalGovernance—DavidHeldandAnthonyMcGrew，withDavidGoldblattandJonathanPerraton
13WhattoDowithAmericanPrimacy—RichardN.Haass
14BuildingPeaceinPieces：ThePromiseofEuropeanUnity—DonaldJ.Puchala
15ManagingConflictinEthnicallyDividedSocieties：ANewRegimeEmerges—TedRobertGurr
16TheNewInterventionismandtheThirdWorld—RichardFalk
17TheComingClashofCivilizations：Or，theWestAgainsttheRest—SamuelP.Huntington
18HumanRights：FromLowtoHighPoliticsinInternationalRelations—DavidP.Forsythe
19TheInstitutionalMaintenanceofTwenty-FirstCenturyWorldOrder—HarveyStarr
20HowDemocracy，Interdependence，andInternationalOrganizationsCreateaSystemforPeace—BruceRussett
21TheRealityandRelevanceofInternationalLawintheTwenty-FirstCentury—ChristopherC.Joyner
PARTTHREEPOLITICSANDMARKETS
22ThreeIdeologiesofPoliticalEconomy—RobertGilpin
23Whose"Model"Failed?ImplicationsoftheAsianEconomicCrisis—LindaY.C.Lim
24TheWorldIsTenYearsOld：TheNewEraofGlobalization—ThomasL.Friedman
25WorkersoftheWorld，NowWhat?—KathleenNew/and
26Competitiveness：ADangerousObsession—PaulKmgman
27Dollarization：MoreStraightJacketthanSalvation—JeffreySachsandFelipeLarrain
28GlobalRulesforGlobalFinance—EthanP.Kapsteln
29TheWTOandNonmarketEconomies—GregMastel
30TheBraveNewWiredWorld—DanielF.Burton，Jr.
31LifeIsUnfair：InequalityintheWorld—NancyBirdsall
PARTFOURECOLOGYANDPOLITICS
32EnteringtheTwenty-FirstCentury—JohnL.Petersen
33EcologicalMyths：OnePlanet，OneExperiment—PaulR.EhrlichandAnneH.Ehrlich
34DoWeConsumeTooMuch?—MarkSagoff
35DietaryImplicationsoftheGlobalizationoftheFoodTrade—TimLang
36EncroachingPlagues：TheReturnofInfectiousDisease—LaurieGarrett
37ClimateChange：CanTheNorthandSouthGetinStep?—SethDunn
38TheNextDoubling：UnderstandingGlobalPopulationGrowth—JenniferD.Mitchell
39GrayDawn：TheGlobalAgingCrisis—PeterG.Peterson
40Environment，Scarcity，andViolence—ThomasHomer-Dixon
41TheTragedyoftheCommonsinGlobalPerspective—MarvinS.Soroos