ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This book is a contemplation of thoughts. It was written to put together many threads and pieces thoughtfully collected after all readings and with due understanding of historical events and political processes.
I would like to thank Alex Danilovich (Ph. D., Southern Illinois University, USA), Professor of Political Science and International Relations at KIMEP University, for teaching and bringing to understanding, for his attention, confidence and discussions; Dr. Golam Mostafa (Ph. D., Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada), Professor and Dean of the College of Social Science at KIMEP University for support, encouragement, advice and guidance; Dr.Steven Green (Ph. D., Michigan State University, USA) for early discussions and explanations, Dr.Donnacha O’Beachain (Ph. D, University College Dublin) for the beginning and exploration of world paradoxes, for support and advice. Especially thanks to James B.McNabb (Ph. D. in Politics and Policy, Claremont Graduate University, CA) for understanding of Philosophy, different philosophical approaches and introducing to Epistemology of Social Science. I am grateful to my family and friends who were always close to me, heartfully listened and supported.
Short reviews, which are integral part of the book, set in timeline order, starting from the earliest. My book will be of interest for those who seek to understand how international events at different places of the globe, in different time, echoed, and why some events may repeat. I dedicated this book for those readers who has never been engaged in politics or IR, who has no expert view on global events, but who would rather know some glimpse at the history of IR from authors, scholars and experts. This book neither teach nor blame anything or anyone, it is rather my contribution to help to understand International relations and Global Politics as a whole.
Thanks to KIMEP University (Almaty, Kazakhstan) for our uniting, organization and support of MIR Program, without which the book could not exist.
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