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The 30 pages that link to International politics, each with the reason it gives.

• International lawNarrower topic: It explains power and cooperation that legal analysis alone cannot capture.

• Amarna lettersNarrower topic: The archive is an unusually rich ancient record of interstate negotiation and hierarchy.

• StateNarrower topic: States remain central actors in diplomacy, conflict, and international institutions.

• TransnationalismCompared with: Its state-centered focus differs from transnationalism's emphasis on ties that cross and bypass state boundaries.

• Concert of EuropeNarrower topic: The Concert became an influential example of managing relations among major powers.

• Political scienceBroader topic: This subfield analyzes diplomacy, conflict, cooperation, and global institutions.

• Tributary systemNarrower topic: The system offers a historical alternative to models built around equal sovereign states.

• London School of EconomicsRelated: LSE’s research and teaching extend social-science analysis to global affairs.

• Repeated gameNarrower topic: Ongoing diplomacy makes promises, retaliation, and reputation strategically consequential.

• Comparative politicsCompared with: Comparative politics centers on domestic political units, while international relations centers on cross-border relations.

• Diplomatic historyNarrower topic: This broader field provides theories and questions that diplomatic historians often engage.

• E. H. CarrNarrower topic: Carr’s political writings address the broader field in which his analysis of power became influential.

• International businessCompared with: International business concerns commercial activity, while international relations focuses on political interaction and global order.

• Samuel P. HuntingtonNarrower topic: Huntington’s later work treated cultural identity as a force in world politics.

• Tributary system of ChinaNarrower topic: The tributary order was a regional historical arrangement, not a universal model of interstate relations.

• International political economyNarrower topic: International political economy is a subfield that brings economic relations into this broader study.

• Geoffrey BlaineyNarrower topic: The Causes of War applies historical reasoning to state decisions and international conflict.

• Peace and conflict studiesNarrower topic: It overlaps on war and diplomacy but often centers relations among political units.

• Russian studiesRelated: Russian regional expertise supports analysis of the country’s foreign policy and global role.

• Strategic studiesNarrower topic: It is the broader discipline in which strategic studies is commonly situated.

• Global TimesNarrower topic: Foreign policy and geopolitical disputes form a major part of the paper’s reporting.

• Public international lawNarrower topic: It studies the same global arena but explains conduct through political analysis rather than legal rules.

• Security studiesNarrower topic: Security studies is a specialized field within this broader study of world politics.

• Sciences PoRelated: Sciences Po offers specialist study of diplomacy, security, and global governance.

• War studiesNarrower topic: It supplies theories of the international system in which many wars begin.

• Aly KhanNarrower topic: His diplomatic appointment placed a society figure within formal state relations.

• George FriedmanNarrower topic: His forecasts address the strategic behavior of states within the international system.

• Ministry of Foreign AffairsNarrower topic: The ministry operates within this broader field of cross-border political relations.

• Politics (governance)Narrower topic: Political power also operates between political communities, not only within them.

• Ulbricht DoctrineNarrower topic: The doctrine used state-to-state relations to contest the Federal Republic’s diplomatic standing.