Titlebook: Rethinking International Relations; Fred Halliday Textbook 1994Latest edition Fred Halliday 1994 Cold War.conflict.historical materialism.

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,‘The Sixth Great Power’: Revolutions and the International System,een shaped by wars and revolutions is often quoted, but it is striking how, within the institutionalised research and teaching on International Relations, these two historically formative processes receive differential treatment. Courses, journals, departments and institutes on war are plentiful. St

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Inter-Systemic Conflict: The Case of Cold War,n ‘transnationalism’, the interaction and coming together of societies. The ‘constitutive’ variant of the concept ‘international society’ discussed here denotes the manner in which societies are affected by the very internal structure of other states and are drawn into particular forms of conflict w

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,International Relations and the ‘End of History’,ogeneity’ of values in international conflict, and the contribution of socio-economic and ideological factors to the collapse of the Soviet model. This chapter takes a broader look at the evolution of the international system, including the collapse of communism, in order to suggest some ways in whi

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