For students pursuing Political Science and International Relations, Introduction to International Relations with History of International Relations by Dr. Sultan Khan is a must-have academic resource. Available at Multan Kitab Ghar, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to the key theories, concepts, and historical developments in international relations.

Dr. Sultan Khan presents a structured approach to understanding global politics, international diplomacy, foreign policy, and the historical events that have shaped world affairs. The book covers foundational theories such as realism, liberalism, and constructivism while also analyzing major international conflicts, treaties, and global institutions. Designed for B.S. Political Science and B.S. International Relations students, it aligns with university syllabi across Pakistan.

Introduction to International Relations with History 

Why Choose This Book?

• Specifically written for B.S. Political Science & B.S. International Relations students.

• Covers both the theoretical foundations and historical evolution of international relations.

• Authored by Dr. Sultan Khan, an expert in political science and international affairs.

• Structured according to university syllabi for effective learning.

• Includes case studies and real-world examples to enhance understanding.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive introduction to international relations.

• Explanation of key IR theories (realism, liberalism, constructivism, etc.).

• Analysis of foreign policy and global diplomacy.

• Historical overview of major international conflicts and treaties.

• Discussion on international organizations like the UN, WTO, and NATO.

Topics Covered:

• Introduction to International Relations and its scope

• Key theories of International Relations (Realism, Liberalism, Constructivism)

• History of International Relations: Key events and milestones

• Cold War and post-Cold War global politics

• International organizations and their role in world affairs

• Foreign policy analysis and diplomacy

• Globalization and contemporary challenges in international relations