Ñusta Carranza Ko is assistant professor of global affairs and human security at University of Baltimore.Laura D. Young is assistant professor of political science at Georgia Gwinnett College.

Laura Young and Ñusta Carranza Ko have authored an easily digestible guide to the basic theories and concepts of International Relations through the lens of the hit TV series Game of Thrones. . . Given the popularity of the show, especially among the 18-29 demographic, this volume seems perfectly suited for introductory classes to International Relations and for fans of the show who want to learn more about politics. . . . Overall, this is an informative and engaging introduction to International Relations. It gives fans of the show a reason to revisit it in a more thoughtful, nuanced manner than a typical first viewing entails. It also gives professors another option to engage students in the study of international relations.

• Chapter 1. Levels of Analysis and Defining PowerChapter 2. RealismChapter 3. LiberalismChapter 4. Critical Identity PerspectivesChapter 5. Human RightsChapter 6. Indigenous Peoples

Ñusta Carranza Ko is assistant professor of global affairs and human security at University of Baltimore.Laura D. Young is assistant professor of political science at Georgia Gwinnett College.

Laura Young and Ñusta Carranza Ko have authored an easily digestible guide to the basic theories and concepts of International Relations through the lens of the hit TV series Game of Thrones. . . Given the popularity of the show, especially among the 18-29 demographic, this volume seems perfectly suited for introductory classes to International Relations and for fans of the show who want to learn more about politics. . . . Overall, this is an informative and engaging introduction to International Relations. It gives fans of the show a reason to revisit it in a more thoughtful, nuanced manner than a typical first viewing entails. It also gives professors another option to engage students in the study of international relations.

• Chapter 1. Levels of Analysis and Defining PowerChapter 2. RealismChapter 3. LiberalismChapter 4. Critical Identity PerspectivesChapter 5. Human RightsChapter 6. Indigenous Peoples