The international politics of recognition
By: edited by Thomas Lindemann & Erik Ringmar
Publisher: Paradigm Publishers
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Boulder, CO
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
ISBN-13: 9781594518096; 9781594518102
Subjects: Sovereignty; Recognition (International law); International relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Theoretical preliminaries; title: The international politics of recognition / Erik Ringmar; title: Recognition between states : on the moral substrate of international relations / Axel Honneth; title: Prickly states : recognition and disrespect between persons and peoples / Reinhard Wolf; title: Symbolic and physical violence / Philippe Braud; title: Is a just peace possible without thin and thick recognition? / Pierre Allan & Alexis Keller; title: Empirical applications; title: Spirit, recognition and foreign policy : Germany and World War II / Richard Ned Lebow; title: World War I from the perspective of power cycle theory : recognition, "adjustment delusions", and the "trauma of expectations foregone" / Charles F. Doran; title: Recognition, disrespect, and the struggle for Morocco : rethinking imperial Germany's security dilemma / Michelle Murray; title: Self-identification, recognition and conflicts : the evolution of Taiwan's identity, 1949-2008 / Yana Zuo; title: Recognition, the non-proliferation regime and proliferation crises / Alexandre Hummel; title: Recognizing the enemy : terrorism as symbolic violence / Andreas Behnke; title: Conclusions; title: Concluding remarks on the empirical study of international recognition / Thomas Lindemann.