Global warming : rethinking international relations by Chong, Alan

“…Recent escalations in the severity of extreme weather events in Europe have set the stage for a rethink of international relations as a policy pathway towards dealing with climate change. …”
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New roles for diasporas in international relations by Cohen, R

“…Cohen’s essay reviews the recent volume edited by Hazel Smith and Paul Stares, <em>Diasporas in Conflict: Peace-Makers or Peace-Wreckers</em> (United Nations UP, 2007), even as it explores new developments concerning “the important role diasporas can play in the politics of their homelands,” an established topic in the study of diasporas and international relations. Cohen argues that although there are antecedents for such a role extending back to the Cold War and even earlier, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the decline of bipolar global politics, combined with the increasing importance of NGOs, has offered “diasporas an enhanced opportunity to intercede in the often precarious politics of their homeland states.” …”

Towards the global study of International Relations by Hurrell, A

“…This article reviews recent critiques of the wester-centrism of mainstream International Relations. It argues that the overriding challenge is to try to move beyond critique and to develop a global study of international relations that insists on the importance of the systemic, of the global, but that also takes the critiques seriously and builds on them productively.…”

Studying the International Relations of the Middle East by Fawcett, L

The reception of Thucydides in the history of international relations by Keene, E

“…Indeed, during some periods in the history of the academic study of international relations, one could even say that Thucydides was actually neglected in favor of other voices from the past. …”

Managing world order : United Nations peace operations and the security agenda / by 242083 Al-Qaq, Richard Kareem

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POLAND’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SCHOLARLY COMMUNITY AND ITS DISTINGUISHING FEATURES ACCORDING TO THE 2014 TRIP SURVEY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SCHOLARS by Jacek Czaputowicz, Kamil Ławniczak

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Perspectives on international relations : power, institutions, ideas / by 432246 Nau, Henry R.

Subjects: “…International relations…”

World politics : a study in international relations / by 182030 De Grazia, Alfred

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Key research concepts in politics and international relations / by Harrison, Lisa, 1968-, Callan, Theresa, 1967-

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Controversies in globalization : contending approaches to international relations / by Haas, Peter M., Hird, John A.

South Korea : international relations, trade and policies / by Becker, Alan K.

The Baltic policy of Germany and current international relations by Salikov Aleksey, Tarasov Ilya, Urazbaev Evgeny

“…The method of dynamic comparison between the political and economic narrative in intergovernmental relations makes it possible to identify distinctive features of Germany’s Baltic policy in the context of current international relations. In particular, it is noted that Germany was most active in the Baltic region in the 1990s, when the country was establishing political, economic, and cultural ties with the new independent states. …”
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The Failure of Copenhagen and its consequences for International Relations by Marisa Matias

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Reconstructive Methodology and Critical International Relations Theory by Gilberto Carvalho Oliveira

“…The article aims to show how these recent developments can contribute to overcoming the various criticisms that continue to challenge Critical International Relations Theory (CIRT) from a methodological viewpoint, such as its normative and interpretative emphasis at the expense of the empirical dimension of analysis, its inability to provide a substantive explanation of the social pathologies and mechanisms of domination it criticises, its insulation from issues of pluralism and multiculturalism, the absence of debate with outside approaches, and the lack of clarity on how theory connects to practice. …”
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Modern Constructions of China’s Exceptionalism in International Relations by Katarína Sárvári

“…While not determinative, constructs of exceptionalism can suggest policy dispositions, and by being an essential part of China’s worldview, they can become an important source for policy ideas and offer the aspects for the ostensible construction of Chinese theories of international relations. …”
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Drawing Lessons from the Pandemic for International Relations by S. M. Markedonov

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PhD level in international relations field by M. M. Lebedeva, O. N. Barabanov, Y. A. Nikitina, P. I. Kasatkin

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Causal mechanism and methodology of constructivism in international relations by seyyed mohammad mousavi, Mohammad Jaafar Javadi Arjmand

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Technologies on International Relations by A. D. Korobkov

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