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Part 1: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN A GLOBAL ERA Introduction John Baylis, Patricia Owens and Steve Smith 1: Globalization and global politicsAnthony McGrewPart 2: THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT 2: The rise of modern international orderGeorge Lawson 3: International history of the twentieth centuryLen Scott 4: From the end of the cold war to a new world dis-order?Michael Cox 5: Rising powers and the emerging global orderAndrew HurrellPart 3: THEORIES OF WORLD POLITICS 6: Liberal InternationalismTim Dunne 7: Marxist theories of international relationsStephen Hobden and Richard Wyn Jones 8: RealismTim Dunne and Brian Schmidt 9: FeminismHelen Kinsella 10: Postcolonial and decolonial approachesMeera Sabaratnam 11: PoststructuralismLene Hansen 12: Social Constructivisichael Barnett 13: International ethicsRichard ShapcottPart 4: STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES 14: War and world politicsTarak Barkawi 15: International and global securityJohn Baylis 16: Global political economyNicola Phillips 17: GenderPaul Kirby 18: Race in world politicsRobbie Shilliam 19: International lawChristian Reus-Smit 20: International organisations in world politicsSusan Park 21: The United NationsDevon Curtis and Paul Taylor 22: NGOs in world politicsJutta Joachim 23: Regionalism in international affairsEdward Best and Thomas ChristiansenPart 5: INTERNATIONAL ISSUES 24: Environmental issuesJohn Vogler 25: Refugees and forced migrationAriadna Estévez López 26: Poverty, hunger, and developmentTony Evans 27: Global trade and global financeMatthew Watson 28: Terrorism and globalisationJames Kiras 29: Proliferation of weapons of mass destructionSheena Chestnut Greitens 30: Nationalism, national self-determination and international relationsJohn Breuilly 31: Human rightsRatna Kapur 32: Humanitarian intervention in world politicsAlex Bellamy and Nicholas Wheeler