Foundational Theories of International and Transnational Relations

With rich explanatory summaries, become an expert in the foundational theories that have shaped the history of relations between people, nations, and states. Learn how influential thinkers laid the foundations for how countries approach and treat each other. Chapters and topics include: Machiavelli's views on utilitarian internationalism Hobbes, the league of commonwealths and the law of nations Montesquieu and his views on positive law Rousseau's theories on natural compassion and the right of nations And much more Uncover how the world of today has been shaped by the influence of past theories, and find out how nations and people can work toward peace instead of war. Foundational Theories of International and Transnational Relations is an essential book for any scholar seeking to reassess and understand past theories in order to gain knowledge and judge the nature of present and future relations.