This third edition of Global Politics: Origins, Currents & Directions, authored by Allen G. Sens, provides a comprehensive exploration of the complex landscape of international relations. The book delves into the historical roots that shape contemporary global politics, examines current political trends and challenges, and offers insights into future directions in governance and diplomacy.

With 526 pages, this extensively revised edition covers a wide array of topics including state sovereignty, globalization, conflict resolution, international organizations, economic interdependence, and the rise of emerging powers. It is an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and policymakers seeking to understand the multifaceted nature of global politics in our interconnected world.

Published by Nelson College Indigenous on December 9, 2004, this edition features updated content reflecting recent developments in international affairs. Its concise yet detailed approach makes it accessible while maintaining academic rigor, making it suitable for both classroom use and self-study.