Rethinking realism in international relations : between tradition and innovation

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Rethinking realism in international relations : between tradition and innovation

edited by Annette Freyberg-Inan, Ewan Harrison, Patrick James

Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]-290) and index

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This volume draws on the work of international scholars from diverse perspectives to provide a timely, focused debate on the future of realist theory in international relations. Part I presents novel contributions to realist theory building, including suggested elaborations of Mearsheimer's offensive realist variant, a reconsideration of the role of revisionism in structural realist theory, a bridge to the English School of international relations, and a critique of trends in realist theorizing since the end of the Cold War. In part II, structural and neoclassical realists provide empirical analyses of foreign policy behavior, the role of geopolitics, and the grand strategies of major powers. The chapters in part III assess the viability of the ways forward for realism from realist, critical, and feminist perspectives. This tightly integrated intellectual exchange presents a transnational overview of the evolution and potential future of the realist paradigm. The volume editors conclude with an assessment of the current state of realism and suggest ways for the debate to progress.

目次

List of Table and Illustrations Preface Introduction: What Way Forward for Contemporary Realism? Part I: Theoretical Developments beyond Classical and Structural Realism Chapter 1. Revisiting Realism and the Balance of Power Chapter 2. Elaborating on Offensive Realism Chapter 3. Realist Revisionism Chapter 4. The Contradictions of Unipolarity Part II: Making Realist Sense of Contemporary International Relations Chapter 5. The Influence of Theory on Grand Strategy: The United States and a Rising China Chapter 6. Neoclassical Realism and Foreign Policy Crises Chapter 7. Past versus Present Geopolitics: Cautiously Opening the Realist Door to the Past Part III: Reflections on the Nature and Merits of the Realist Paradigm Chapter 8. Forward Is as Forward Does: Assessing Neoclassical Realism from a Traditions Perspective Chapter 9. Feminism and Realism in International Relations Chapter 10. Paradigm, Tradition, and the Politics of Realism Conclusion: Ways Forward References Notes on Contributors Index

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