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The changing? Face of power in international relations, 1979-2019
, 2021This article traces how the major paradigms in international relations have viewed power over the past 40 years. It argues that theorizing in the 1970s began a bifurcation that served to split the vison of power between two extremes: a hard-power pole on
G. Gallarotti
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Perspectives on Politics, 2012 Introduction: Diversity and Disciplinarity in International Relations Theory
International Relations Theories, 2020This text argues that theory is central to explaining International Relations (IR) and that the discipline of IR is much more relevant to the world of international relations than it has been at any point in its history.
Steve Smith
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Neoliberalism’s Demons: On the Political Theology of Late Capital
Philosophical Literary Journal Logos, 2023This is an abridged translation of the chapter from Adam Kotsko’s Demons of Neoliberalism: On the Political Theology of Late Capital. The author examines the politicaltheological characteristics of neoliberalism, in which the free market appears at first
A. Kotsko
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Social Science Research Network, 2019
The African state, unlike its European counterpart is often described as lacking the attributes sovereignty, hence it is variously described as a lame leviathan with limited agency in international affairs.
C. Amo-Agyemang
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The African state, unlike its European counterpart is often described as lacking the attributes sovereignty, hence it is variously described as a lame leviathan with limited agency in international affairs.
C. Amo-Agyemang
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Power and International Relations
, 2016Contrary to conventional wisdom, the concept of power has not always been central to international relations theory. During the 1920s and 30s, power was often ignored or vilified by international relations scholars?especially in America.
D. Baldwin
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In the ruins of neoliberalism: the rise of antidemocratic politics in the west
Political Theology, 2019Ideas of incisive change in global politics continue to structure debates in the theory of international relations. The periodization of modern international politics has traditionally revolved around Westphalian statehood, the “Wilso-nian Moment,” post ...
Dotan Leshem
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‘Memory of What Is to Come’: Zapatista Memorial Strategies for International Activism
Millennium: Journal of International StudiesIn International Relations, the ‘mnemonic turn’ has primarily centred on national memories and the challenges they pose in building international communities.
Arthur Duhé
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Neoliberalism’ s ‘Elective Affinities’: Penality, Political Economy and International Relations
2011Essay on the evolution of penality in the Western world (especially the United States) and the impact of cultural, economic, and political factors on such evolution.
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