The Changing Global Order: Challenges and Prospects

Part I. Theories of International Relations to understand the Changing Global Order.-  Chapter 1. Traditional Theories of International Relations; D. Buck and M.O. Hosli.- Chapter 2. Alternative Post-Positivist Theories of IR and the Need for a Global IR Scholarship; I. Baruah and J. Selleslaghs.- Part II. The Changing World Order: The Rise of New Powers.- Chapter 3. Power Politics; R. De Wijk.- Chapter 4. The Rise of China; J. Shi and Z. Langjia.- Chapter 5. Russia in the Changing Global Order: Multipolarity, Multilateralism, and Sovereignty; A. Gerrits.- Chapter 6. India as an Emerging Power; C. Van de Wetering.- Part III. Regional Organisations in Global Affairs.- Chapter 7. The Rise of Regions: Introduction to Regional Integration & Organisations; J. Selleslaghs and L. Van Langenhove.- Chapter 8. The European Union: Integration, Institutions and External Relations in a Globalised and Regionalised World; J. Selleslaghs, M. Télo and M.O. Hosli.- Chapter 9. The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation; G. Scott-Smith.- Chapter 10. ASEAN as a Conflict Manager; F. Queen and F. Sheng.- Chapter 11. Regionalism in Latin America: Eclectic, Multi-Faceted and Multi-Layered; J. Selleslaghs, J. Briceño Ruiz and P. de Lombaerde.- Chapter 12. Regional integration in South Asia: SAARC; I. Baruah.- Part IV. International Organisations and Global Governance 2.0.- Chapter 13. Global Governance 2.0; A. Kasper.- Chapter 14. The United Nations and the Security Council: History, Current Composition, and Reform Proposals; M.O. Hosli and T. Dörfler.- Chapter 15. NATO in a Changing World; R. Tosbotn and E. CusumanoP. Moro and S. Zavagli.- Chapter 16. International Economic Organisations, G20; J. Kantorowicz.- Part V. Conflict, Conflict Resolution and International Security.- Chapter 17. The Enforcement of International Law;  E. Kantorowicz-Reznichenko.- Chapter 18. The International Norm Dynamics of Responsibility to Protect; J. Speiser.- Chapter 19. Methods of Conflict Resolution: Negotiation; P. Meerts.- Chapter 20. Debunking the Myths of International Mediation Conceptualizing Bias, Power and Success; S. Vukovic.- Closing Remarks: General Conclusion to the Book; M.O. Hosli, J. Selleslaghs, R. Johnson and E. Ramon.