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Theory of Constructivism in International Relations [PDF]

Bulletin of Moscow University. Series 27: "Global Studies and Geopolitics", 2023
Vladimir V. Kochetkov
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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’.
T. Michel
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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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POSTFOUNDATIONAL CRITICAL CONSTRUCTIVISM: RENEWING SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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 Yalçın
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Constructivism in international relations, the politics of reality [PDF]

Contexto Internacional, 2006
Mariana de Oliveira Barros
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The uniqueness of the theory of constructivism in international relations

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University, 2023
J Sultonov, F Mamajonov
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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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Constructivism in International Relations

Sfera Politicii, 2011
Review of: Alexander Wendt, Teoria socială a politicii ...
Beinur Giumali
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Causal mechanism and methodology of constructivism in international relations [PDF]

روش شناسی علوم انسانی, 2022
One of the most important theories of international relations is constructivism, which pays attention to both intellectual and cultural factors as well as material factors in the analysis of international relations and foreign policy.
seyyed mohammad mousavi, Mohammad Jaafar Javadi Arjmand   +1 more
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Constructivism in International Relations: from a theory between positivism and postpositivism to the theory of the world state

Journal of University of Human Development, 2019
Constructivism emerged at the end of the Cold War and entered into IR theories debate by criticizing the rationalists (neo-liberal and neo-realist) on the one hand and critics on the other, accusing them of failing to predict and explain the end of the ...
A. Faraj, Tara Taha Othman
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