World Politics: Progress and its LimitsISBN: 978-0-7456-2589-8
Hardcover
184 pages
March 2001, Polity
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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'This is a tremendous little book. It deals with many of the
profound political and normative questions confronting the study of
international relations today, offering a well-argued scepticism
which does not degenerate into crude realism or nihilism. It is a
book which I would happily recommend to my graduate and
undergraduate students alike.'Anthony McGrew, Professor of
International Relations, University of Southampton
"This is a little book that reflects long and hard thinking
about difficult subjects. It will repay more than one reading and
represents an important contribution to the canon of works from the
English school of International Relations." Richard Little,
University of Bristol
"This impressive essay address some of the most perplexing normative questions that have arisen in world politics since the end of the Cold War... (a) timely and probing critique of the progressive international temper of our times should be read and pondered by anyone who takes an interest in the ethics of contemporary world politics." Candaian Journal of Political Science