Challenges and Changes The Variable Geometry of Trade Unionism

INDEXI. IntroductionII. The Nature of International Regimes1. Difficulty in Defining International Regimes2. Definition of International Regimes1) Stephen Krasner 2) Criticism and development3. Classification of International RegimesIII. Globalization and International Regime1. Connection between Globalization and International Regimes2. IR Theories - Different View on Regime3. Brief Introduction of Two major Schools: Realism and Neo-Liberalism1) Common Assumptions 2) Different AssumptionsIV. Neo Realism V. Liberal and Neo-Liberalism - in International Relations1. Classical L

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