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Theories of Conversation for Conversational IR

ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2021
Conversational information retrieval is a relatively new and fast-developing research area, but conversation itself has been well studied for decades. Researchers have analysed linguistic phenomena such as structure and semantics but also paralinguistic features such as tone, body language, and even the physiological states of interlocutors. We tend to
Paul Thomas 0001   +3 more
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Postmodernism and IR Theory

Jindal Journal of International Affairs, 2023
IR Theory underwent tremendous contestation within itself since the end of the Cold War. Divergent voices from several theoretical vantage points began to register their strong presence in one of the most fertile areas of social inquiry. Under the influence of Post positivism conventional understanding of IR Theory dominated by Realism and Neorealism ...
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De-worlding IR theory

Postcolonial Studies, 2021
The literature on ‘worlding IR’ that aims to recognize the possibility of the subject position of the non-West is growing.
Ferit Murat Ozkaleli, Umut Ozkaleli
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Forget IR Theory

Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, 1997
Stories, so we are told by prevailing social science wisdom, are not part of international relations (IR) scholarship. Stories belong to the realm of fiction, not the domain of fact. And yet, stories freely whizz in and out of IR. Indeed, if we look more carefully, IR appears as nothing but a set of narratives that provide us with meaning and coherence.
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A General Theory of IR Evaluation Measures

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 2019
Interval scales are assumed by several basic descriptive statistics, such as mean and variance, and by many statistical significance tests which are daily used in IR to compare systems. Unfortunately, so far, there has not been any systematic and formal study to discover the actual scale properties of IR measures. Therefore, in this paper, we develop a
Marco Ferrante   +2 more
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Post-internationalism and IR Theory

Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 2007
This paper suggests that the central question in IR theory today is not perhaps how “the international” should be conceived, rather what role either the state and interstate relations continue to have in a globalizing world with numerous actors of different types engaged in almost every significant issue.
Yale H. Ferguson, Richard W. Mansbach
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Classical Liberalism and IR Theory

2021
Most international relations (IR) scholars are unaware of the richness of the liberal tradition. Classical liberalism is largely absent from liberal IR theory and consequently so are its ideas about fostering individual liberty in the international environment. Classical liberals do not expect conflict and war to be abolished.
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