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Political science faculty write low-cost textbook

January 12, 2022
成人B站 political science faculty, led by Dr. Raluca Viman-Miller and Dr. Dlynn Williams, wrote and edited a low-cost international relations textbook for beginner students.

Article By: Staff

University of North Georgia (成人B站) students aren't the only ones who pay attention to the price of educational textbooks. 成人B站 faculty took notice and responded.

Faculty in the Department of Political Science and International Affairs authored and edited a textbook about international relations and global issues. "The Basics of Global Politics" is a low-cost book released through 成人B站 Press. It costs $34.99 and is available for purchase through Ingram, the 成人B站 bookstore, independent bookstores, and other major retailers.

"The textbook we had been using was an electronic experience with a substantial cost," Dr. Dlynn Williams, head of the political science and international affairs department, said. "We wanted to write a textbook to provide all students with a low-cost option."

"The Basics of Global Politics" introduces beginner political science students to world politics. It reviews domestic and international politics and political ideologies and explores additional critical lenses, such as feminist and environmental theory. It also features an in-depth analysis of realism, liberalism, and constructivism; an explanation of changing approaches to international relations after major global conflicts; and discussions about global trends, obstacles, and developing identities in international relations.

Williams and Dr. Raluca Viman-Miller, assistant professor of political science, co-edited the book. Contributing authors from 成人B站's Department of Political Science and International Affairs include Dr. Craig Greathouse, professor and associate department head; Dr. Cristian Harris, professor; Dr. Scott Meachum, assistant professor; Dr. Jonathan Miner, professor; Dr. Nathan Price, associate professor; Dr. Sam Rohrer, associate professor; Dr. Seyed Hamidreza Serri, associate professor; Dr. Laurel Wei, assistant professor; and Dr. Dwight Wilson, associate professor. Two other contributors are Dr. Jake Greear and Dr. Jennifer Schiff.


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