Format:
xiii, 274 Seiten
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Reg., Lit.Hinw.
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24 cm
ISBN:
9781138707313
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9781138707306
Series Statement:
International relations/International Theory/Global Politics
Content:
Introduction - Asking questions of, and about, IR [Synne L. Dyvik, Jan Selby and Rorden Wilkinson]. - Part one-What's the point of IR?. - Chapter 1 - What's the point of IR? The international in the invention of humanity [Ken Booth]. - Chapter 2 - Insecurity redux: The perennial problem of "the point of IR" [Patrick Thaddeus Jackson]. - Chapter 3 - What's the point of IR? Or, we're so paranoid, we probably think this question is about us [Cynthia Weber]. - Chapter 4 - In defense of IR [Beate Jahn]. - Part two-The origins of a discipline. - Chapter 5 - Relocating the point of IR in understanding industrial-age global problems [Craig N. Murphy]. - Chapter 6 - Past as prefigurative prelude: Feminist peace activists and IR [Catia C. Confortini]. - Chapter 7 - Beyond practitioner histories of international relations: Or, the stories that professors like to tell (about) themselves [Robert Vitalis]. - Chapter 8 - How elite networks shape the contours of the discipline and what we might do about it [Inderjeet Parmar]. - Part three-Policing the boundaries. - Chapter 9 - Be careful what you wish for: Positivism and the desire for relevance in the American study of IR [Jennifer Sterling-Folker]. - Chapter 10 - Don't flatter yourself: World politics as we know it is changing and so must disciplinary IR [L. H. M. Ling]. - Chapter 11 - Indian IR: Older and newer orientations [Achin Vanaik]. - Chapter 12 - Undisciplined IR: Thinking without a net [Laura Sjoberg]. - Part four-Engaging the world. - Chapter 13 - Mind the gap: Defining and measuring policy engagement in IR [Catherine Weaver]. - Chapter 14 - IR theory in the Anthropocene: Time for a reality check? [Stephanie Lawson]. - Chapter 15 - UN studies and IR: History, ideas, and problem-solving [Thomas G. Weiss]. - Chapter 16 - Beyond the "ivory tower?" IR in the world [Peter Newell and Anna Stavrianakis]. - Part five-Imagining the future. - Chapter 17 - Escaping from the prison of Political Science: What IR offers that other disciplines do not [Justin Rosenberg]. - Chapter 18 - The future of feminist international relations [Adrienne Roberts]. - Chapter 19 - A methodological turn long overdue: or, why it is time for critical scholars to cut their losses [Samuel Knafo]. - Chapter 20 - Subverting the "international": imagining future as past [Yongjin Zhang]. - Index
Note:
Literaturangaben
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Introduction - Asking questions of, and about, IR [Synne L. Dyvik, Jan Selby and Rorden Wilkinson]. - Part one-What's the point of IR?. - Chapter 1 - What's the point of IR? The international in the invention of humanity [Ken Booth]. - Chapter 2 - Insecurity redux: The perennial problem of "the point of IR" [Patrick Thaddeus Jackson]. - Chapter 3 - What's the point of IR? Or, we're so paranoid, we probably think this question is about us [Cynthia Weber]. - Chapter 4 - In defense of IR [Beate Jahn]. - Part two-The origins of a discipline. - Chapter 5 - Relocating the point of IR in understanding industrial-age global problems [Craig N. Murphy]. - Chapter 6 - Past as prefigurative prelude: Feminist peace activists and IR [Catia C. Confortini]. - Chapter 7 - Beyond practitioner histories of international relations: Or, the stories that professors like to tell (about) themselves [Robert Vitalis]. - Chapter 8 - How elite networks shape the contours of the discipline and what we might do about it [Inderje
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781315201467
Language:
English
Subjects:
Political Science
Keywords:
Internationale Politik
;
Politische Theorie
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Politische Wissenschaft
;
Internationale Politik
;
Politische Theorie
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