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3. Kenneth N. Waltz

2023
Critiquing the Canon: International Relations Theory considers canonical ideas and thinkers within International Relations and locates them within their historical and geopolitical contexts. Each chapter is dedicated to a particular thinker, and encourages students to explore the limitations of the canon, supporting the decolonizing ...
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Kenneth Waltz

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Kenneth N. Waltz’s Realism

Palgrave studies in international relations series
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Waltz, Kenneth (1924- )

2011
Contains fulltext : 95495.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
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Kenneth Waltz

Vrij Nederland, 1995
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Colijn, Ko, Rusman, P
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Kenneth Waltz is not a neorealist (and why that matters)

European Journal of International Relations, 2017
Faced with scepticism about the status of grand theory in International Relations, scholars are re-evaluating Kenneth Waltz’s contribution to theoretical debates in the field. Readers of Waltz have variously recast his work as structural functionalist, scientific realist and classical realist in liberal clothing. We contribute to this re-evaluation by
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Kenneth Waltz: An Intellectual Biography

Critical Review
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The Contributions of President Kenneth N. Waltz

PS: Political Science & Politics, 1987
Kenneth Waltz and his work do not fit our normal stereotypes. He draws heavily on classical political and social theory and simultaneously develops parsimonious and powerful analytical models. When most of us are either strongly influenced by models and assumptions drawn from either economics or sociology, Waltz combines them, bringing insights from ...
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Mental pictures, structural constraints: Kenneth N. Waltz’s approach to theory

Journal of International Political Theory, 2023
The aim of this article is to develop Kenneth N. Waltz’s conceptualization of system structures based on the distribution of capabilities to those described by two traits at system-level: the distribution of capabilities across states and states’ geographic positions with respect to each other, that is, the contiguity configuration.
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Der theoretische Kern I: Kenneth N. Waltz’ struktureller Neorealismus

1999
Nachdem im zweiten und dritten Kapitel die Entwicklung von Instrumenten zur Analyse empirischer Theorien im Mittelpunkt stand, mus nun der Gegenstand, auf den die entwickelten Kriterien angewendet werden sollen, ausfuhrlich dargestellt werden. Der strukturelle Neorealismus stellt neben der Bandwagoning-Theorie das zentrale theoretische Phanomen dieser ...
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