An Introduction to International Relations by Richard Devetak, Jim George, Sarah Percy
SKU: B-000437

An Introduction to International Relations

Authors: Richard Devetak , Jim George , Sarah Percy
Condition: In very good condition. Light cover scuffing/wear. Small page edge scuff. The pages are otherwise clean and tidy. No writing. No dog ears. No highlighting. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

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An Introduction to International Relations by Richard Devetak, Jim George and Sarah Percy is the 2019 Cambridge University Press textbook that lecturers trust and students keep. This 620-page softcover surveys the field’s key theories, global institutions and twenty-first-century challenges in clear, jargon-free prose ideal for first-year politics or IR courses.

The oversized paperback is built for study: wide margins for notes, helpful maps and tables, and a sturdy sewn binding that opens flat without cracking. At just over a kilo it feels substantial, yet the lively chapter openers and case-study boxes make complex topics approachable for adult learners and distance-education readers alike.

This used copy shows only light cover scuffing and a small page-edge bump—no highlighting, names or dog-ears inside. Pages are crisp, tight and smoke-free, ready for immediate coursework or self-study. A very good-condition budget alternative to new, perfect for seminars, essays or simply understanding today’s geopolitical headlines.