Understanding International Relations
The state and International Relations 63 Foreign and domestic policy: the ‘decision’ as focus 69 Conclusion: from foreign policy to power 77 ... or that theories of international relations that address these problems are marginalized. On the contrary, such issues crop up continually through ... new international politics of identity, the ...
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