Part I. Change in the International System : Introduction: Farming, Ranching and Accounting: Perspectives on Change in International Relations -- Underdevelopment and the 'Gap' Theory of International Conflict -- Change in the International System: Interdependence, Integration and Fragmentation -- Restructuring Foreign Policy: A Neglected Phenomenon in Foreign Policy Theory -- Politics in Command: Foreign Trade as National Security Policy -- Revolution in the Revolution: World Views and Foreign Policy Part II: Change in the Study of International Politics -- Retreat from Utopia: International Relations Theory, 1945-1970 -- Along the Road to International Theory -- The Comparative Analysis of Foreign Policy: Some Notes on the Pitfalls and Paths to Theory -- The Necrologists of International Relations -- International Theory: National or International -- Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Which are the Fairest Theories of All

1. International relations