Overview
Global Politics: A Toolkit for Learners is an innovative and exciting new learner-centered approach to the study of international relations. Leveraging decades of in-class teaching and learning experiences, authors Roni Kay M. O’Dell and Sasha Breger Bush have developed evidence-based teaching and learning practices which support a scaffolded, skills-oriented approach. Each chapter introduces historical documents from key political events, important concepts and the techniques learners need to independently and actively engage with primary sources. Readers are encouraged to develop a personal connection with global issues, to consider matters of justice, freedom and equality, and to think critically about possibilities for social transformation in the global arena.
Full Product Details
Author: Roni Kay M. O'Dell ,
Sasha Breger Bush
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Lexington Books
Dimensions:
Width: 16.20cm
, Height: 2.10cm
, Length: 24.10cm
Weight: 0.544kg
ISBN: 9781793604767
ISBN 10: 1793604762
Pages: 294
Publication Date: 30 December 2020
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
This book is the perfect introduction to international relations. Instead of simply memorizing information, you explore the content for yourself, which gives you the unique opportunity to discover what interests you and become more intimately familiar with the content. I feel that I will be able to take the skills and knowledge I’ve gained from this textbook with me for the rest of my academic career and beyond! -- Paris Szalla, Political Science and Global Studies Major, Class of 2021 This global politics book provides readers with comprehensive and clear information about the various components of international relations. By applying real-world situations to each topic and breaking down relevant learning tools in each chapter, this textbook assists in establishing a connection between the learner and the material at hand. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking to learn more about the structure and function of global affairs and politics. -- Maria Giunta, History Education Major, Class of 2023 I wish I had been able to utilize this book throughout my entire college career. It reinforces self-discipline and research skills in a whole new way. I now feel that I have an excellent understanding of the issues facing our world, which I apply to my work in local government. -- Charles Stull, Political Science Major, Class of 2020, Local Government Township Supervisor Each chapter gives a great description and analysis of global political issues and takes it a step further by introducing the reader to unique learning techniques. -- Ariana Scott, Political Science and Sociology Major, Class of 2022 This textbook on international relations is written unlike any other that I have read during my college career. It allows the reader to cultivate the skill of taking ownership of their own learning by walking them through the steps of learner-centered teaching and learning. -- Brianna Franzino, Global Studies and Political Science Major, Class of 2022 I love this approach to learning. It keeps me so engaged and accountable for my own learning and its applications. It’s difficult for me to remain focused when a lot of details are involved but the book provides checklists that support me - I didn’t know how much I needed that as a philosophy major. Thank you for writing such an amazing book! -- Jasmin Gonzalez, Philosophy Major, Class of 2024
Each chapter gives a great description and analysis of global political issues and takes it a step further by introducing the reader to unique learning techniques.--Ariana Scott, Political Science and Sociology Major, Class of 2022 I love this approach to learning. It keeps me so engaged and accountable for my own learning and its applications. It's difficult for me to remain focused when a lot of details are involved but the book provides checklists that support me - I didn't know how much I needed that as a philosophy major. Thank you for writing such an amazing book!--Jasmin Gonzalez, Philosophy Major, Class of 2024 I wish I had been able to utilize this book throughout my entire college career. It reinforces self-discipline and research skills in a whole new way. I now feel that I have an excellent understanding of the issues facing our world, which I apply to my work in local government.--Charles Stull, Political Science Major, Class of 2020, Local Government Township Supervisor This book is the perfect introduction to international relations. Instead of simply memorizing information, you explore the content for yourself, which gives you the unique opportunity to discover what interests you and become more intimately familiar with the content. I feel that I will be able to take the skills and knowledge I've gained from this textbook with me for the rest of my academic career and beyond!--Paris Szalla, Political Science and Global Studies Major, Class of 2021 This global politics book provides readers with comprehensive and clear information about the various components of international relations. By applying real-world situations to each topic and breaking down relevant learning tools in each chapter, this textbook assists in establishing a connection between the learner and the material at hand. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking to learn more about the structure and function of global affairs and politics.--Maria Giunta, History Education Major, Class of 2023 This textbook on international relations is written unlike any other that I have read during my college career. It allows the reader to cultivate the skill of taking ownership of their own learning by walking them through the steps of learner-centered teaching and learning.--Brianna Franzino, Global Studies and Political Science Major, Class of 2022
Each chapter gives a great description and analysis of global political issues and takes it a step further by introducing the reader to unique learning techniques. I love this approach to learning. It keeps me so engaged and accountable for my own learning and its applications. It's difficult for me to remain focused when a lot of details are involved but the book provides checklists that support me - I didn't know how much I needed that as a philosophy major. Thank you for writing such an amazing book! I wish I had been able to utilize this book throughout my entire college career. It reinforces self-discipline and research skills in a whole new way. I now feel that I have an excellent understanding of the issues facing our world, which I apply to my work in local government. This book is the perfect introduction to international relations. Instead of simply memorizing information, you explore the content for yourself, which gives you the unique opportunity to discover what interests you and become more intimately familiar with the content. I feel that I will be able to take the skills and knowledge I've gained from this textbook with me for the rest of my academic career and beyond! This global politics book provides readers with comprehensive and clear information about the various components of international relations. By applying real-world situations to each topic and breaking down relevant learning tools in each chapter, this textbook assists in establishing a connection between the learner and the material at hand. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking to learn more about the structure and function of global affairs and politics. This textbook on international relations is written unlike any other that I have read during my college career. It allows the reader to cultivate the skill of taking ownership of their own learning by walking them through the steps of learner-centered teaching and learning.
Author Information
Roni Kay M. O’Dell is associate professor and department coordinator of the Political Science and Global Studies Department at Seton Hill University. Sasha Breger Bush is assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Colorado at Denver.
