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"I found the book comprehensive, thoughtful, responsive to the needs of today’s university undergraduate, and a delight to read. Congratulations to the authors for assembling this monumental work."
— Robert Charles Angel, University of South Carolina

"By and large this text reads like listening to a very good lecturer: clear, concise, well-presented and accessible narrative. It engages the reader with its relaxed style and use of examples, without belaboring the jargon."
—Primo Vannicelli, University of Massachusetts Boston

"I strongly support the authors’ approach as a nice hybrid of international relations and comparative foreign policy. There is a pressing need to bridge the two fields in the post-Cold War world."
—Ross E. Burkhart, Boise State University

"Refreshing, surprisingly current, good integration of data and theory; illustrative (excellent case study material); very comprehensive and in depth; sound analysis; balanced treatment (included feminist theory along with mainstream orientations)."
—Ernst W. Gohlert, Eastern Washington University

"There are several strengths. The most significant one is the effective way in which the authors introduce relatively complex theoretical concepts without getting too bogged down in the abstract… I would certainly adopt this text."
-—Kelly E. Eaton, Nebraska Wesleyan University

"The text content takes a very novel approach, combining the theoretical chapters and the regional applications. This is an attempt to bridge the gap between theory and practice in International Relations and is certainly very laudable."
—Choudhury M. Shamin, California State University-Fullerton

"The development of an appropriate conceptual framework, chapter by chapter, followed by chapters on geographical regions is skillfully done. This enables students to apply relevant concepts to the analysis of situations…The major strengths of this text are its strong conceptual framework, an approach which enables students to see conflicting viewpoints and critically examine them, and the timeliness, with a focus on current issues and their implications for the future."
—Stephen L. Rozman, Tougaloo College

"I am impressed with the text’s theoretical underpinnings and the knowledge map it provides to guide the reader through the many events, past and present, that constitute the stuff of politics among nations and non-nation actors. The major strength of the text is its theoretical soundness and empirical completeness as the authors attempt to capture background essentials (continuity element) and incorporate emerging trends, insights, and developments (change element)."
—D. Elwood Dunn, Sewanee University of the South