Clashing views on global issues Harf, James E. Lombardi, Mark Owen text bibliography nyu New York, NY McGraw-Hill c2012 2012 7th ed. monographic eng

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xxxii, 383 p. ; 24 cm. Should the international community continue to focus on programs to help developing countries curb population growth? -- Is global aging a major problem? -- Does global urbanization lead primarily to undesirable consequences? -- Should environmentalists continue to be alarmists? -- Should the world continue to rely on oil as the major source of energy? -- Will the world be able to feed itself in the foreseeable future? -- Is the threat of global warming real? -- Can the global community successfully confront the global water shortage? -- Can the global community "win" the drug war? -- Is the international community adequately prepared to address global health pandemics? -- Do adequate strategies exist to combat human trafficking? -- Is the international community making progress in addressing natural disasters? -- Is the global economic crisis a failure of capitalism? -- Is social media becoming the most powerful force in global politics? -- Are we headed for a nuclear 9/11? -- Is religious and cultural extremism a global security threat? -- Is a nuclear Iran a global security threat? -- Will China be the next superpower? -- Have al-Qaeda and its jihad against the United States been defeated? -- Is the Middle East undergoing a democratic revolution? specialized selected, edited and with introductions by James E. Harf and Mark Owen Lombardi Includes bibliographical references Globalization International relations Global environmental change Population Emigration and immigration Power resources World health Security, International Global warming Human trafficking Nuclear nonproliferation 9780078050244 0078050243 UMP 111124 20251125093024.0 vtls000056264