Theory and application of the "generation" in international relations and politics
By: edited by Brent J. Steele and Jonathan M. Acuff
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
ISBN-13: 9780230113244
Subjects: Political sociology; Case studies; International relations; Social aspects; Political aspects; Intergenerational relations; Generations
Table of contents: title: Part I. Generational analysis: analytical and theoretical potentialities. Introduction: the evolution of generational analysis and international theory / Brent J. Steele and Jonathan M. Acuff; Never trust anyone who remembers Jerry Rubin: the promise of generational conflict / Brent J. Steele; The "problem of generations" revisited: Karl Mannheim and the sociology of knowledge in international relations / David McCourt; Towards a sociology of generational change: generational experience and generational performance in German foreign policy / Benjamin Herborth; title: Part II. Empirical domains of generational analysis. The generational shift in South African foreign policy / Jeremy Youde; Generations at home and abroad: the Chinese diaspora / Misti L. Williams; Generations and gender in the 2008 U.S democratic primaries / Jennifer C. Lucas and Tauna S. Sisco; Generational analysis and the evolution of military doctrine and strategy / Jonathan M. Acuff; Generational analysis in IR meets the world values survey / Jon D. Carlson; Lumpy and sticky: ideational change over time / Michael G. Roskin.