Title: Learning "International Relations" the American way
Product review: We, the summer session class at Phillips Academy Andover, feel that this book is biased and too opinionated. The authors side too much with the US government, when really international relations is about being unbiased and constructing policies that are fair to all nations. This book clearly does not outline the history of foreign policy accurately--rather it presents ego centric America-loving behaviour. Sadly, we are forced to read this slanted piece of text for class, and in doing so, have actually grown to understand the American view point of things extremely well. Too well in fact, that we realize what kind of relations America practices and understand why the rest of the world dislikes "us", the Americans (correctly following the format of a majority of the chapters in this textbook).
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