International Society and Its Critics,9780199265206

International Society and Its Critics

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ISBN13: 9780199265206
ISBN10: 0199265208
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2005-02-17
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

This title includes the following features: Major new evaluation of theinfluential English School's contribution to International Relations theory;Focusses on all the key contemporary, international, political issues; Containsa mixture of theoretical and empirical issues, presented by leadingscholars

Table of Contents

Notes on Contributors ix
Introduction: International Society and the English School 1(28)
Alex J. Bellamy
PART ONE The English School's Contribution to International Relations
1 The English School and International Theory
29(16)
Hidemi Suganami
2 The English School and World History
45(20)
Richard Little
3 The New Agenda
65(16)
Tim Dunne
4 The Constructivist Challenge after September 11
81(16)
Christian Reus-Smit
PART TWO Critical Engagements with International Society
5 Traditional Political Realism and the Writing of History
97(18)
Roger D. Spegele
6 International Political Economy and Globalization
115(20)
Barry Buzan
7 Critical Security Studies
135(16)
Paul Williams
8 Feminism
151(12)
Jacqui True
9 Global Environmental Governance
163(16)
Matthew Paterson
10 Order and Disorder in World Politics
179(16)
Roland Bleiker
PART THREE International Society after September 11
11 (Re)Imagining the Governance of Globalization
195(14)
Richard Falk
12 The Question of Culture
209(20)
Jacinta O'Hagan
13 Violence, Order, and Terror
229(18)
Richard Devetak
14 Justice and Coercion
247(18)
Terry Nardin
15 Normative Innovation and the Great Powers
265(18)
Justin Morris
Conclusion: Whither International Society? 283(14)
Alex J. Bellamy
Bibliography 297(26)
Index 323

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