The study of world politics
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| Format: | Electronic |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2006.
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| Online Access: | View fulltext via EzAccess |
Table of Contents:
- v. 1. Theoretical and methodological challenges. The future of politics
- Building blocks of a new paradigm for studying world politics
- Rigid boundaries : states, societies, and international relations
- Powerful tendencies, startling discrepancies, and elusive dynamics : the challenge of studying world politics in a turbulent era
- Political science and political processes : narrowing the gap?
- The birth of a political scientist
- Intellectual identity and the study of international relations, or coming to terms with mathematics as a tool of inquiry
- Courage versus caution : a dialogue on entering and prospering in IR (co-authored with Ersel Aydinli)
- Comparison is a state of mind
- CFP and IPE : the anomaly of mutual boredom
- The theoretical imperative : unavoidable explication
- Many damn things simultaneously, at least for a while : complexity theory and world affairs
- Muddling, meddling, and modeling : alternative approaches to the study of world politics in an era of rapid change
- Territorial affiliations and emergent roles : the shifting nature of identity in a globalizing world
- Capabilities and control in an interdependent world
- The skill revolution as a dynamic process
- Generational change and Internet literacy
- Pre-theories and theories of foreign policy
- Pre-theorizing about foreign policy in a globalized world
- China in a bifurcated world : competing theoretical perspectives
- Toward single-country theories of foreign policy : the case of the USSR
- National interest
- v. 2. Globalization and governance. The new global order : underpinnings and outcomes
- Ominous tensions in a globalizing world
- Aging agendas and ambiguous anomalies : tensions and contradictions of an emergent epoch
- Global affairs in an epochal transformation
- Material and imagined communities in a globalized space
- Many globalizations, one international relations
- The globalization of globalization
- The complexities and contradictions of globalization
- Toward a viable theory of globalization
- Democracy and globalization
- Think globally, pray locally
- Toward an ontology for global governance
- Governance in the twenty-first century
- Global governance as disaggregated complexity
- Change, complexity, and governance in globalizing space
- Strong demand, huge supply : governance in an emergent epoch.