International Relations on Film

"Gregg provides an encyclopedia account of movies that relate to international relations.... [His] wide knowledge of both the discipline and movies allows for a fairly precise matching between the two."—Steven Hartlaub, International Politics

"International Relations on Film offers instructors a valuable alternative means of reaching students who are increasingly technology worldly yet remarkably uninformed about the world in which they lived."—Juliann Emmons Allison, American Political Science Review

"International Relations on Film makes an important contribution and provides a much needed, fresher outlook on the subject."—Costas M. Constantinou, Political Studies

”A remarkably well-written, fun-to-read book that makes a unique contribution to the international relations literature. Gregg provides a skillful and sophisticated integration of IR concepts and the films in which those concepts are reflected.”—Judyth Twigg

• Understanding International Relations: The Role of Film.
• The Dilemma of Sovereignty.
• Nationalism and Its Discontents.
• Civil Strife and Intervention.
• Espionage and Subversion.
• Decisionmaking and Crisis Management.
• The Tragedy of War.
• Economic Interdependence and Development.
• Ethics and International Law.
• The Clash of Cultures.
• The Domestic Roots of International Relations.
• Epilogue.