"If the dynamics of international politics have conventionally been understood in terms of the quick and the dead, Daniel Drezner invites us to consider another way of being-undead, or 'differently animated.' This ontological category emerges from the world of popular culture in which the 'zombie canon has a distinctive place. This slim book is an imaginative and very helpful way to introduce its subject-who knew international relations could be this much fun?" - Publishers Weekly He imagines a world overrun with zombies and considers the likely responses of national governments, the U.N and other international organizations, and nongovernment organizations (NGOs). comes up with an intriguing intellectual conceit to explain various schools of international political theory.
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