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Philica, 2010 Kenneth Waltz’s neorealism has arguably been the most dominant international theory for the last three decades, although its popularity has decreased. Amitai Etzioni has recently criticized (neo)realism, arguing that not only military and economic factors but, increasingly, also normative ones shape international relations.
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From Hyper-globalization to Global Value Chains Decoupling: Withering Global Trade Governance?
, 2022 Escaith H.
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The limits of historical sociology: Temporal borders and the reproduction of the 'modern' political present. [PDF]
Eur J Int Relat, 2016 Lundborg T.
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Towards a Dynamic Model of the Interplay Between International Institutions [PDF]
International institutions increasingly affect each other’s development, maintenance and effectiveness. Research so far has merely focused on the issue of effectiveness and broader consequences. The paper argues firstly that theoretical progress could be
Howard Loewen
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Agency, Structure and the Power of Global Health Networks. [PDF]
Int J Health Policy Manag, 2018 Shiffman J.
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Philosophy in International Relations: A Scientific Realist Approach [PDF]
, 2007 Joseph, Jonathan
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Modelling energy trilemma and economic growth on renewables in N11 economies: Do economic complexity matter? [PDF]
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Behavior analysis and ecological psychology: past, present, and future. a review of Harry Heft's Ecological Psychology in context. [PDF]
J Exp Anal Behav, 2009 Morris EK.
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