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Relational Theories in International Relations
2023Based on the conviction that global life outlines a complex mesh of contingent interactions, the contributions to the relational turns in international relations (IR) draw attention to the ongoing interpenetration between agency, structure, and order among the diversity of agency, form, and matter implicated in, enacting, and enabling global life ...
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Rethinking International Relations Theory
Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2013Martin Griffiths, Rethinking International Relations Theory. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, pp. 226, ISBN 978 0 2302 1778 9.
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International Relations Theory and Peacebuilding
2015The chapter examines the contribution that International Relations theory has made to the reading and practice of peacebuilding.
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Hobbes's Theory of International Relations
2002A strange asymmetry prevails in modern writings on Thomas Hobbes's theory of the relations between states. For specialists in international relations theory, Hobbes is a canonical figure, a key representative of one of the major traditions. One influential modern text, Charles Beitz's Political Theory and International Relations, takes what it calls ...
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Reconsidering international relations theory
Politikon, 1998Booth, Ken and Steve Smith (eds.) (1995) International Relations Theory Today (Cambridge: Polity Press). Burchill, Scott and Andrew Linklater (eds.) (1996) Theories of International Relations (London: MacMillan). Smith, Steve, Ken Booth and Maiysia Zalewski (1996) International Theory; Positivism and Beyond (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
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Peace in International Relations Theory
2016What is peace according to IR theory? This question appears to have been settled in favour of the liberal peace. This comprises a victor’s peace aimed at security, an institutional peace to provide international governance and guarantees, a constitutional peace to ensure democracy and free trade, and a civil peace to ensure freedom and rights.
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Theories of International Relations
1998Scholars have developed various sets of conceptual tools in order to make sense of the international system. It is assumed that there is some sort of pattern in the world and that the international system is not just ‘one damn thing after another’. For example, in an earlier chapter, we discussed briefly the causes of the First World War about which ...
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