Identities, Borders, Orders: Rethinking International Relations Theory
Edited by Mathias Albert, David Jacobson & Yosef Lapid

An academic collection examining how concepts of identity, borders, sovereignty and political order shape contemporary international relations.

Drawing on political science and social theory, the contributors explore topics including migration, nationalism, citizenship, human rights, democracy, security, national identity and borders. A useful reference for university students, researchers and readers studying international relations, political theory, globalisation and political science.

Published by the University of Minnesota Press as part of the Borderlines series.

Condition

Very Good used condition.

The book presents very well overall with clean, readable internal pages and a sound binding. There is a slight upward turn/crease to the top-right corner of the front cover, as shown in the photos, together with minor shelf and handling wear consistent with a previously owned academic book.

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