The latest issue of
International Relations (Vol. 28, no. 2, June 2014) is out. Contents include:
- Peter Vale,
If International Relations lives on the street, what is it doing in the classroom?
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Jan Niklas Rolf,
The state of nature analogy in International Relations theory
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Sam Raphael & Doug Stokes,
US oil strategy in the Caspian Basin: Hegemony through interdependence
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Andrés Villar Gertner,
The Beagle Channel frontier dispute between Argentina and Chile: Converging domestic and international conflicts
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Tyler M Curley,
Methodological process ethics in international theory
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Forum
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Richard N Lebow & Thomas Lindemann,
Symbolic and cultural approaches to the origins of World War I: Introduction
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Richard N Lebow,
What have we learned from World War I?
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Franca Loewener,
World War I: A matter of respectability?
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Reinhard Wolf,
Status fixations, the need for ‘firmness’, and decisions for war
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Charles F Doran,
World War I as existential crisis amidst the shifting tides of history
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Thomas Lindemann,
World War I as a self-fulfilling catastrophe
The latest issue of International Relations (Vol. 28, no. 2, June 2014) is out. Contents include:
