International practice theory Intro Acknowledgements 2nd Edition Acknowledgements 1st Edition Contents List of Tables Chapter 1: Introducing International Practice Theory 1.1 Chapter Overview Chapter 2: Situating Practice in Social Theory and International Relations 2.1 A First Approximation: Practice Theory as a Trading Zone 2.2 Practice Theory and Social Theory 2.3 Practice and the Discipline of International Relations 2.4 The Commitments of International Practice Theory 2.5 Introducing Key Approaches Chapter 3: Approaches in International Practice Theory I 3.1 The Praxeology of Pierre Bourdieu 3.2 Michel Foucault Problematisation and Governmentality 3.3 Communities of Practice 3.4 Theodore Schatzkis Ontology of Practices Chapter 4: Approaches in International Practice Theory II 4.1 Narratives and Storytelling 4.2 Actor Network Theory 4.3 Pragmatic Sociology and the Work of Luc Boltanski Chapter 5: Conceptual Challenges of International Practice Theory 5.1 Order and Change 5.2 Scale and Size 5.3 Normativity and Accountability 5.4 Bodies and Objects 5.5 Power and Critique 5.6 Productive Tensions Chapter 6: Doing Praxiography: Research Strategies Methods and Techniques 6.1 Towards Praxiography: Methodology and General Guidelines 6.2 Knowing Where to Start: Basic Research Strategies 6.3 Praxiographic Methods: Observations Conversations and Artefacts 6.3.1 Observing Practices: Participant Observation and Fieldwork 6.3.2 Talking Practices in Conversations 6.3.3 Reading Practices: Textual and Artefact Analysis 6.3.4 The Spectrum of Praxiographic Techniques 6.4 Writing Praxiography Chapter 7: Conclusion: Completing the Practice Turn 7.1 Living Up to Its Promises 7.2 Prospects for the Future: Three Scenarios Literature Index.