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Nation and community in the international order*
Review of International Studies, 1993It is obvious that today the facts of international relations do notfitinto any general framework of which people are aware (perhaps they never have). As descriptions, concepts such as state, sovereignty, federation seem more than ever stabs in the dark. In prescriptive political theory, we are even more at sea.
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Competent contestation: the new international economic order and international order change
2022Welsh, Jennifer (Supervisor)
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The Liberal International Order Reconsidered
2013For many scholars, policymakers, and media commentators, it is self-evident that we live today in a liberal international order and that the big questions concern the durability of this order; its ability, in particular, to survive the rise of non-liberal great powers and the politics of anti-liberal social forces.
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The Enduring Question of International Order
Abstract This chapter maps the highly variegated International Political Sociology (IPS) literature on order, identifying key axes of debate and points of convergence. IPS is a broad church, including relationism, intersubjectivity, and historicism. To showcase the theoretical diversity of IPS, the chapter uses two fundamental questions.Reus-Smit, Christian, Towns, Ann E.
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The New International Economic Order: The Basis of the New International Economic Order
Netherlands International Law Review, 1978The main purpose of the paper is to investigate the differences between the new international economic order (NIEO) advocated by the overwhelming majority of the members of the General Assembly and the existing order. To what extent are changes called for in the institutional and substantial legal rules that help to mould international economic ...
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Sovereign Insolvency and International Legal Order
International Community Law Review, 2009AbstractThe rescue of States in a financial crises has been classically managed by way of official lending, mainly managed by the IMF, where international law played the major role. In most recent cases, to the contrary, this has mainly become a private law issue: since debtors, including sovereign, undertake exposure on a contractual basis, repayment ...
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International order transition and US-China strategic competition in the indo pacific
Pacific Review, 2023Huiyun Feng, Kai He
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Kant’s domestic analogy: international and global order
European Journal of International Relations, 2023Regan Burles
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The politics of state capitalism in a post-liberal international order: the case of Turkey
Third World Quarterly, 2020Mustafa Kutlay
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