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Chapter 18. The same old melodrama Chapter 18. The same old melodrama? Continuity and change in international relations This chapter surveys the elements and issues covered throughout the course. In doing that it examines five topics/themes of the course, but directs them specifically towards analysis of continuity or change in the international system: a) cooperation and conflict; b) change, stability and order; c) power and justice; d) governance; e) security.

THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM ------------------------------------------------------------------- POLITICAL/SECURITY ECONOMIC CULTURAL TECHNOLOGY States-system liberal free identity (‘feeds’ Transmits market nationalism - values and historically or being eroded information specific by cosmopolitan - facilitates ‘western’ values?) networks Questions about (the ‘Global the role of power , Network linked to culture Society’) and justice INTERACTION (between each sector, plus all with technology sector)