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Third Generation Constructivism and the Rhetoric of Inquiry in International Relations [PDF]

ERIS – European Review of International Studies, 2017
Abstract This article argues that third generation constructivism can make a central and overdue contribution to the practice of meta-theorising in IR. Meta-theory has so far restricted itself to exercises of observational reflection or definitional sedimentation of content, or in Patrick Jackson’s words, to an elaboration of the ‘conduct of inquiry’.
Torsten Michel
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POSTFOUNDATIONAL CRITICAL CONSTRUCTIVISM: RENEWING SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS [PDF]

Journal of International Social Research, 2019
How socio-political world is constituted and transformed are fundamental questions of ontological and epistemological debate in international political theory.
Özgür YALÇIN
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An Examination on the Features of Constructivism in International Relations: Language, Identity, Rules and Structure of International Society

Proceedings of the 2019 4th International Conference on Social Sciences and Economic Development (ICSSED 2019), 2019
Realism, as a universally applicable theory of international relations, is no longer better explaining the emerging international affairs after cold war.
LI Sen-lin
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Postmodern International Relations: Postmodernism beyond Social Constructivism

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION RESEARCH STUDIES
This paper examines the concept of postmodernism in International Relations (IR), exploring its dual meaning as both a historical period and a theoretical approach. It traces the emergence of postmodernity as a description of the post-Cold War global order characterized by complex interdependence and transnational challenges. The paper then delves into
Alfredo Zeli
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Challenges of an Agonistic Constructivism for International Relations

Polity, 2017
Jonathan Havercroft, Raymond Duvall
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The Social Self in International Relations : Identity, Power and the Symbolic Interactionist Roots of Constructivism [PDF]

ERIS – European Review of International Studies, 2016
Abstract This article argues that the symbolic interactionist sources of the first generation of constructivists in IR theory are worth recovering because of their ability to address what constructivists have always wanted to understand – the social construction of world politics.
Rebecca Adler‐Nissen
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Culture and Constructivism in International Relations [PDF]

The International History Review, 2010
Richard Ned Lebow. A Cultural Theory of International Relations. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. Pp. xi. 762. US$39.99 (pb).
Paul J. Burton
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Comparisons Between Social Functionalism and Constructivism International Relations: Example of the French Revolution

Journal of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, 2023
For researchers in the fields of sociology and international relations, the thoughts and actions of using theories from each other’s fields are regular and frequent, as the two research fields sometimes share similar research goals and subjects. Yet even
Xintong Ge
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Incorporated by the Mainstream: Constructivism in the Theory of International Relations

Mediaforum : Analytics, Forecasts, Information Management, 2022
he article contains a critical surveying of social constructivism in the theory of international relations with the aim of clarifying the essence, peculiarities and contradictions of the constructivist approach to the analysis of world politics, to find ...
Igor Charskykh
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From the Lens of Constructivism: The Culture & History of Johor in International Relations via the Johor Heritage Foundation

Journal of Accounting, Business and Management
Why are certain state actors actively promoting their cultural and historical heritage to others?. While many scholars in the field of international relations (IR) often stress the importance of national interest in understanding a state or country's ...
Fairuzahri Jalaluddin, Muhammad Aiman Nasuha Azari, Kassim Thukiman   +2 more
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