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Uncover the fascinating intersection of international relations and the undead with Daniel Drezner’s *Theories of International Politics and Zombies*. This innovative trade paperback, published by Princeton University Press in 2022, explores how traditional theories of international politics can be applied to a zombie apocalypse. What would global diplomacy look like in a world overrun by zombies? How would states react to this extraordinary crisis? Drezner fearlessly navigates these thought-provoking questions, using popular culture—from iconic zombie films to gripping novels—to illustrate his unique theories. This book offers a blend of humor and scholarly insight, making it a must-have for students of international relations, fans of apocalyptic fiction, and anyone curious about the contemporary relevance of political theories. The *Theories of International Politics and Zombies* provides a critical analysis of how political power dynamics shift in response to existential threats. This new edition also features updated content and a fresh chapter addressing postcolonial perspectives, ensuring it remains relevant in today's ever-evolving political landscape. Dive into this engaging analysis and find out how to prepare for not just the real-world crises, but also the fictional ones. Whether you’re a political science aficionado or a casual reader, this book will entertain and enlighten. Add *Theories of International Politics and Zombies* to your collection and explore international politics like never before.