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Global Politics becomes coherent when you stop treating its domestic and international dimensions as separate topics and start recognising them as expressions of the same foundational questions: who has power over whom, on what grounds is that accepted as rightful, and what structural conditions make the current arrangement stable despite its costs?
The collection builds eight mental models that hold the subject together — from relational power and legitimacy through constitutional design, rights, identity, collective action, international anarchy, and governance gaps — showing at each step how the same analytical framework applies from domestic constitutional disputes to global climate governance failures.
