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The resurgence of religion in international relations: How theories can accommodate it?

Cogent Social Sciences, 2023
Since the discipline of International Relations (IR) was developed in secularized western society, religion was not recognized as an influential factor.
Shameer Modongal
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A Reconstruction of Constructivism in International Relations

European Journal of International Relations, 2000
In order to avoid both theoretically eclectic and redundant approaches to constructivism, this article proposes one possible and coherent reconstruction of constructivism understood as a reflexive meta-theory. This reconstruction starts by taking seriously the double sociological and interpretivist turn of the social sciences.
Stefano Guzzini
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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 +2 more
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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 Senlin
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Beyond constructivism: expanding the boundaries of international relations theory [PDF]

Published in Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research, 2012
One of the key research areas of Political Science is the field of International Relations (IR). Many scholars who speak of IR in terms of its Great Debates understand constructivism as the critical turn in theory. The main appeal of constructivism is the application of identity to IR problems.
Nicole V.T. Lugosi
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Social constructivism, international relations theory and ecology

, 2006
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Paul R. Williams
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Constructivism in international relations: the politics of reality [PDF]