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Redefining the Compass of International Politics

Redefining the Compass of International Politics

De : Dr Christopher Appiah-Thompson
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International Politics is very visible in our everyday lives. From the real impact of the global digital and local media forces and commerce to the more invisible influence of cultural exchange, internationalism is a major factor today than nationalism of the past. Interesting perspectives and dynamics such as globalisation and nationalism, and between cooperation and conflict will guide most of our analysis for audience to appreciate the prospects and limitations of globalisation.

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