The new agenda for international relations
Subtitle: from polarization to globalization in world politics?
By: edited by Stephanie Lawson
Contributors: Lawson, Stephanie
Publisher: Polity in association with Blackwell
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Cambridge, UK; Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 234
Subjects: International relations; International relations -- Methodology; World politics -- 1989-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction : a new agenda for international relations? / Stephanie Lawson; title: Ageing agendas and ambiguous anomalies : tensions and contradictions of an emergent epoch / James N. Rosenau; title: Transnational paranoia and international relations : the case of the 'West versus Islam' / Fred Halliday; title: Globalization and the discourse of women's human rights : transgressing boundaries in a post-Cold War world / Jill Steans; title: Developing inequality : a global fault-line / Caroline Thomas; title: Taming economics, emboldening international relations : the theory and practice of international political economy in an era of globalization / Richard Higgott; title: The global politics of the environment / Lorraine Elliott; title: Meaning, method and practice : assessing the changing security agenda / K. M. Fierke; title: The normative framework of post-Cold War international relations / Chris Brown; title: Signs of a new enlightenment? Concepts of community and humanity after the Cold War / Richard Devetak; title: Beyond realism and its critics : the decline of structural neo-realism and opportunities for constructive engagement / Jack Donnelly; title: After the fall : international theory and the state / Stephanie Lawson