Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

1. Plato (360 BC) The Republic

2. Aristotle (330 BC) The Politics and The Ethics

3. St. Augustine (AD 340) City of God

4. Aquinas (1260) Of Princely Government and Summa Theologica

5. Machiavelli (1541) The Prince and the Discourses

6. Grotius (1646) De Jure Belli

7. Hobbes (1651) Leviathan

8. Rousseau (1760) Essay on Perpetual Peace

9. Kant (1795) Perpetual Peace

10. Hegel (1821) Philosophy of Right

11. Clausewitz (1832) On War

12. Marx and Engels (1848 and 1867) Communist Manifesto

13. Lenin (1902) Imperialism

14. Carr (1939) The Twenty Years' Crisis

15. Morgenthau (1948) Politics Among Nations

16. Herz (1954) The Rise and Demise of the Territorial State

17. Waltz (1959) Man, the State, and War

18. Wallerstein (1974) The Rise and Demise of the World CapitalistSystem

19. Keohane and Nye (1977) Power and Interdependence

20. Bull (1977) The Anarchical Society

21. Cox (1981) Social Forces, States, and World Orders

22. Linklater (1982) Men and Citizens in International Relations

Selected bibliography

Index

Promotional Information

The book includes excerpts and essays from political theory andinternational relations which provide a starting point for furtherstudy of these subjects, given the large number of newly independentstates which are writing new constitutions and developing foreignrelations.

About the Author

Howard Williams is a reader in Political Theory.Moorhead Wright is a senior lecturer in InternationalPolitics at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. TonyEvans is a lecturer in Politics at Southampton University.