Being Useful Policy Relevance and International Relations Theory

Being Useful Policy Relevance and International Relations TheoryIn the post cold war world those engaged in making foreign policy seem adrift searching for new ideas. Despite the growing production and in some cases the sophistication of scholarly literature on questions in international relations, policymakers seem to ignore much of this scholarly work in their search for new policy ideas. The contributors to this volume examine the promise and possibilities of making contemporary international relations theory

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and enduring influence of theologian John Howard Yoder

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Christ and the World Religions by Charles Davis Christ and the World Religions by Charles Davis offers a thoughtful examination of how Christianity relates to the world’s major faiths