00954 2200145 4500245004700000020002200047250000600069700002000075650004100095005001900136260005400155084000800209300002600217500056500243 aContemporary International relationshText a978-0-02-390871-8 a2 aPapp, Daniel S. aContemporary International relations a20210403124119 aNew York, USAbMacmillan Publishing Companyc1988 a327 axi, 564 hlm. :c25 cm aThis second edition of contemporary international relations come to grips with these questions by focusing on a set of key cocept grouped into five frameworks. these framework help provide order to the complexities and cross-currents of today's world by examininginternational actorrs and thir interest; the views that the actors hold them selves anad others; the tools that the actors use towork towards their objectives; the major issues that the actors and their world face; and the ways that the world might be expected to change by the end of the century.