Complexity in world politics
Subtitle: concepts and methods of a new paradigm
By: edited by Neil E. Harrison.
Contributors: Harrison, Neil E., 1949-
Series: SUNY series in global politics
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 213
Subjects: International relations -- Philosophy.; International relations -- Methodology.; Complexity (Philosophy)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Thinking about the world we make / Neil E. Harrison; title: Complexity is more than systems theory / Neil E. Harrison and J. David Singer; title: Complexity and conflict resolution / Dennis J.D. Sandole; title: Understanding and coping with ethnic conflict and development issues in post-Soviet Eurasia / Walter C. Clemens, Jr.; title: Beyond regime theory : complex adaptation and the ozone depletion regime / Matthew J. Hoffmann; title: Agent based norms in the study of ethnic norms and violence / Ravi Bhavnani; title: Alternative uses of simulation / Robert Axelrod; title: Signifying nothing? : what complex systems theory can and cannot tell us about global politics / David C. Earnest and James N. Rosenau; title: When worlds collide : reflections on the credible uses of agent-based models in international and global studies / Desmond Saunders-Newton; title: Complex systems and the practice of world politics / Neil E. Harrison.