Concepts in World Politics, edited by Felix Berenskötter, offers a groundbreaking exploration of the foundational concepts that shape our understanding of international relations. Recognizing the crucial role these concepts play, this first edition provides a systematic unpacking of 17 key terms, including democracy, globalization, sovereignty, and revolution. Contributions from leading experts in the field delve into the multiple meanings of each concept, tracing their origins and examining how they are utilized both theoretically and practically.

The book also scrutinizes the implications of using these concepts to frame the world, encouraging readers to consider the consequences of their choices. It introduces the method of concept analysis, offering a rigorous approach for critical thinking about political phenomena. With its engaging and challenging content, Concepts in World Politics serves as an indispensable guide for students of international relations seeking to deepen their understanding of complex global issues.

First published on November 1, 2016, by SAGE Publications Ltd, the book spans 344 pages and is available with ISBN-10: 1446294277 and ISBN-13: 978-1446294277. Its dimensions are 6.6 x 0.9 x 9.6 inches, making it a practical tool for academic study.