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Australia's U‐Turn on Chinese Investment: A Neoclassical Realist Perspective

Pacific Focus, Volume 40, Issue 1, Page 37-68, April 2025.
The late 2010s saw a rise in restrictive foreign direct investment (FDI) policies, especially in developed nations. This research uses Australia's 2018 regulation as a case study to explore the political drivers behind the trend. Drawing on a neoclassical realist (NCR) framework, it focuses on the threat perceptions of the foreign policy executive ...
Rei Koga
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The dream of a carnival night. The grotesque miracles of Valle-Inclán and Fellini

Finzioni, 2022
In 1948, a young screenwriter named Federico Fellini wrote the main argument on which Rossellini based his medium-length film Il Miracolo. After the screening, an accusation of plagiarism was brought upon the film.
Manuela Partearroyo
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A Reconceptualization of Schooling and Teaching: A Renewed Interest in Bildung‐Oriented Didaktik and Transactional Realism

Educational Theory, Volume 75, Issue 1, Page 129-152, February 2025.
Abstract This study aims to contribute to the ongoing scholarly conversation about education through the lenses of the German philosophy of Bildung and the American philosophy of pragmatism. More concretely, in this article, the two philosophies are represented by the traditions of critical‐constructive Didaktik, based on Wolfgang Klafki's work, and ...
Bettina Vogt, Ninni Wahlström
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Malaysia's strategic approach: Unpacking the “action‐reaction spiral” logic in the South China Sea

Asian Politics &Policy, Volume 16, Issue 3, Page 357-376, July 2024.
Abstract The phrase “action‐reaction” has been frequently reiterated in public speeches by Malaysian leaders, formal documents, and behind‐the‐scenes discussions. This article contends that this expression operates as a manifestation of Malaysian policymakers' comprehension of the security dilemma and their strategic assessment of their position within
Emirza Syailendra
wiley   +1 more source

‘‘The provocation is titillating.’’ Sven Wernström in Iceland

Barnboken: Tidskrift för Barnlitteraturforskning, 2012
The article discusses the reception and impact of Sven Wernström’s views and works in Iceland. In particular, it retraces the controversy which surrounded the 1978 translation of his book Kamrat Jesus (1971) and recounts the heated debate over the book ...
Olga Holownia
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Geoeconomic Power Europe: When Global Power Competition Drives EU Integration

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, Volume 62, Issue 4, Page 938-954, July 2024.
Abstract The European Union's (EU's) ‘geoeconomic turn’ denotes the growing integration of international security considerations into EU economic policies. This article introduces the concept of ‘geoeconomic power Europe’ to show how this development has the potential to renew debates on the nature of EU power.
Pierre Haroche
wiley   +1 more source

The Concept of Neorealism in Russian and Ukrainian Literary Criticism

Journal of Danubian Studies and Research, 2013
The article discusses the position of Russian and Ukrainian critical thought about the origin and development of the neorealism of the early twentieth century. For the analysis of selected works of Russian literary critics and writers E. Koltonovskoy, P.
Lyudmila Reva
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The Impact of AI on Global Power Shifts: A Case Study of U.S.-China Rivalry

China Quarterly of International Strategic Studies
This paper studies the escalating competition between the United States and China in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), through a neorealist perspective, asserting that this competition is not just about technology, but also reflects a broader ...
Nourhan Tosson Ibrahim
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Intelligence in international society: An English school perspective on the ‘five eyes’

Global Policy, Volume 15, Issue 2, Page 223-233, May 2024.
Abstract Despite the recent prominence of intelligence in post‐Ukraine global policy, it is a Cinderella in international relations studies. Using English School (ES) theorisation, we locate intelligence within the constellation of primary and secondary institutions in international society.
Robert Schuett, John Williams
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The Compatibility of the Concept of Hegemony with the Assumptions of Neorealism: A Critical Evaluation of the “Progressiveness” of the Neorealist Research Programme and Its Implications for Future Development

Polish Political Science Yearbook
With the end of the Cold War research on hegemony has attracted the interest of scholars in IR. Representatives of different schools of thought, such as Neoliberalism or the English school, successfully adopted the term to the new international context ...
Maciej Herbut, Marcin Adamczyk, Michał Siekierka   +2 more
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