Theories of International Relations 3rd Edition by Scott Burchill, Andrew Linklater, Richard Devetak, Jack Donnelly, Matthew Paterson, Christian Reus Smit, Jacqui True 1403948666 9781403948663

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ISBN 10: 1403948666 

ISBN 13: 9781403948663

Author: Scott Burchill, Andrew Linklater, Richard Devetak, Jack Donnelly, Matthew Paterson, Christian Reus Smit, Jacqui True

Theories of International Relations (3rd Edition) is a comprehensive introduction to the major theoretical frameworks in the field of international relations. Edited by Scott Burchill, Andrew Linklater, Richard Devetak, Jack Donnelly, Matthew Paterson, Christian Reus-Smit, and Jacqui True, this book provides a thorough exploration of classical and contemporary theories that explain global political dynamics.

Theories of International Relations 3rd Table of contents:

1. Introduction

Scott Burchill and Andrew Linklater

Frameworks of Analysis

The Diversity of Theory

The Contested Nature of International Relations

Foundations of the Discipline

Theories and Disciplines

Explanatory and Constitutive Theories

Key Differences Among Theories of International Relations

Evaluating Theories

2. Realism

Jack Donnelly

Dfining Realism

Hobbes and Classical Realism

Waltz and Structural Realism

The Role of Motives

Processes, Institutions, and Change

Morality in Foreign Policy

Understanding Realism and Its Critics

3. Liberalism

Scott Burchill

Liberalism After the Cold War

Liberal Internationalism: The Inside-Out Perspective

War, Democracy, and Free Trade

Economics and Terrorism

Conclusion

4. The English School

Andrew Linklater

From Power to Order: The Concept of International Society

Balancing Order and Justice in International Relations

The Revolt Against the West and the Expansion of International Society

Progress in International Relations

Conclusion

5. Marxism

Andrew Linklater

Class, Production, and International Relations in Marx’s Writings

Nationalism and Imperialism

The Evolution of Marxism in International Relations

Contemporary Marxism and IR Theory

Conclusion

6. Critical Theory

Richard Devetak

Origins of Critical Theory

The Politics of Knowledge in IR Theory

Rethinking Political Community

Conclusion

7. Postmodernism

Richard Devetak

Power and Knowledge in International Relations

Textual Strategies of Postmodernism

Questioning Sovereign States

Rethinking Politics Beyond Sovereignty

Conclusion

8. Constructivism

Christian Reus-Smit

The Relationship Between Rationalist and Critical Theories

Key Elements of Constructivism

Critiques of Constructivism

Contributions of Constructivist Theory

Constructivism Post-9/11

Conclusion

9. Feminism

Jacqui True

Empirical Feminism

Analytical Feminism

Normative Feminism

Conclusion

10. Green Politics

Matthew Paterson

Green Political Theory

Global Ecology and Ecocentrism

Limits to Growth and Post-Development Critiques

Green Challenges to the State System

Debates on Decentralization

The Prospects for Greening Global Politics

Conclusion

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