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020			_a9781107630802
040			_cESGC _aCEFA/EC _bsp _eRCAA
080			_a327(100) B5 G3
100			_912441 _aBuzan, Barry
245		4	_aThe global transformation : _bhistory, modernity and the making of international relations / _cBarry Buzan and George Lawson.
260			_aCambridge ; New York : _bCambridge University Press, _c2015.
300			_a396 p. : _bil. ; _c23 cm.
490			_aCambridge studies in international relations ; _v135
505			_tList of figures. Page XII.
505			_tList of tables. Page XIII.
505			_tPreface. Page XV.
505			_tList of abbreviations. Page XVIII
505			_tIntroduction. _aThe global transformation and IR / Establishing the argument: six assumptions and two claims / Structure /
505			_tPART I: The global transformation and IR.
505			_t1. The global transformation. _aIntroduction / The general nature of world historical transformations / The nineteenth-century global transformation in close-up / The impact of the global transformation on international relations /
505			_t2. IR and the nineteenth century. _aIntroduction / Understanding the nineteenth century in IR / Three approaches to the nineteenth century in IR / Why IR has neglected the nineteenth century and why this is a problem /
505			_tPART II: The making of modern international relations.
505			_t3. Shrinking the planet / _aIntroduction / Physical interaction capacity / Social interaction capacity / Conclusion /
505			_t4. Ideologies of progress. _aIntroduction / Liberalism / Socialism / Nationalism / "Scientific" racism / Conclusion /
505			_t5. The transformation of political units. _aIntroduction / Imperialism and the transformation of political units / The revolutionary challenge / States and markets / Conclusion /
505			_t6. Establishing a core-periphery international order. _aIntroduction / Political and legal inequality / Military inequality / Economic inequality / Demographic inequality / Conclusion /
505			_t7. Eroding the core-periphery international order. _aIntroduction / Political and legal catch-up / Military catch-up / Economic catch-up / Demographic catch-up / Conclusion /
505			_t8. The transformation of great powers, great power relations and war. _aThe impact of the global transformation / The new pace of technological innovation and change / Permanent qualitative arms racing / Great power relations / Underminig the functionality of war / Conclusion /
505			_tPART III: Implications.
505			_t9. From "Centred Globalism" to "decentred globalism". _aIntroduction / The material conditions of decentred glabalism / The ideational conditions of decentred globalism / The challenges facing decentred globalism / The four principles of decentred globalism / Conclusion /
505			_t10. Rethinking international relations. _aIntroduction / Implications for thinking about power / Implications for thinking about security / Implications for thinking about globalization / Implications for thinking about ideational structure / Implications for thinking about periodization / Implications for thinking about IR and history / Implications for thinking about IR as a discipline /
505			_tBibliography.
505			_tIndex.
505			_tRESUMEN: _a"El largo siglo xix" (1776-1914) fue un período de revoluciones políticas, económicas, militares y culturales que re-forjaron tanto a las sociedades nacionales como a las internacionales.Ninguna de las historias internacionales existentes ni los textos de las Relaciones Internacionales registran suficientemente la escala y el impacto de esta 'Transformación global', sin embargo, son las consecuencias de estas múltiples revoluciones las que proporcionan los fundamentos materiales e ideacionales de las relaciones internacionales modernas "- Proporcionado por el editor.
653			_aRELACIONES INTERNACIONALES
653			_aGLOBALIZACION
653			_aHISTORIA
653			_aPOLÍTICA MUNDIAL
653			_aCIENCIAS POLÍTICAS
653			_aSIGLO XX
700			_912443 _aLawson, George
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