Critical Theory in International Relations and Security Studies : Interviews and Reflections.

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This book provides an assessment of the legacy, challenges and future directions of Critical Theory in the fields of International Relations and Security Studies. This book provides 'first-hand' interviews with some of the pioneers of Critical Theory in the fields of International Relation...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Brincat, Shannon
Otros Autores: Lima, Laura, Nunes, Joao Arriscado
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken : Taylor & Francis, 2011.
Temas:
Critical theory.
International relations > Research.
Security, International > Research.
Théorie critique.
Relations internationales > Recherche.
critical theories (dialectical critiques)
critical theory (sociological concept)
Critical theory
International relations > Research
Security, International > Research
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Front Cover; Critical Theory in International Relations and Security Studies; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction: Shannon Brincat, Laura Lima and João Nunes; Part I: Interviews; 2. For Someone and for Some Purpose: An interview with Robert W. Cox; 3. Citizenship, Community and Harm in World Politics: An interview with Andrew Linklater; 4. Challenging the Ideas That Made Us: An interview with Ken Booth; 5. The Test of Practice: An interview with Richard Wyn Jones; Part II: Rethinking the Origins.
  • 6. The 'secular' Subject of Critical International Relations Theory: Mustapha Kamal Pasha7. Vico Contra Kant: The Competing Critical Theories of Cox and Linklater: Richard Devetak; Part III: Debating the Limits; 8. Orientalism and the Poverty of Theory Three Decades On: Bringing Eastern and Subaltern Agency Back into Critical IR Theory: John M. Hobson; 9. Uncritical Theory: Brooke Ackerly; 10. What Is Critical About Critical Theory Revisited?: the Case of Four International Relations Scholars and Gender: Jacqui True; 11. The Continuing Appeal of Critical Security Studies: Pinar Bilgin.
  • Part IV: Future Directions12. Beyond (Western) IR Theory: the Post-colonial Tradition and the Restructuring of (critical) IR Theory: Mark Neufeld; 13.'Come In, Make Yourself Uncomfortable!': Some Thoughts on Putting Critical Theoryin Its Place: Martin Weber; 14. The Potential and Perils of Opposition:Michael C. Williams; 15. Turning Towards the World:Practicing Critique in IR:Kimberly Hutchings; Index.

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