Polarization and International Politics: How Extreme Partisanship Threatens Global Stability (Princeton Studies in International History and Politics)
Rachel Myrick examines how extreme partisanship affects international politics and why polarization matters beyond domestic political institutions. Framing political division as a threat to global stability, this study offers readers a focused exploration of the relationship between internal political conflict and international affairs.
About This Book
Polarization and International Politics explores the relationship between extreme partisanship and global stability.
Rachel Myrick examines how intense political division can influence international politics and the broader world order.
The book considers polarization as a significant factor in understanding contemporary challenges to stability across borders.
Part of the Princeton Studies in International History and Politics series, this work is suited to readers of political science, international relations, and global affairs.
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