Alan Bloomfield (Univ. of New South Wales) &
Shirley V. Scott (Univ. of New South Wales) have published
Norm Antipreneurs and the Politics of Resistance to Global Normative Change (Routledge 2017). Contents include:
- Amitav Acharya, Foreword
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Alan Bloomfield & Shirley V. Scott,
Norm Antipreneurs in World Politics
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Alan Bloomfield,
Resisting the Responsibility to Protect
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Kenki Adachi,
Resisting the Ban on Cluster Munitions
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Orli Zahava, Resistance to the Emergent Norm to Advance Progress Towards the Complete Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
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Clifford Bob,
Rival Networks and the Conflict over Assassination/ Targeted Killing
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Alan Bloomfield,
Resisting the Emerging ‘Humanitarian Access’ Norm
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Shirley V. Scott & Lucia Oriana, Resisting Japan’s Promotion of a Norm of Sustainable Whaling
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Shirley V. Scott, Resisting the Norm of Climate Security
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Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn, Additional Categories of Agency: ‘Creative Resistors’ to Normative Change in Post-Crisis Global Financial Governance
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Helen Nesadurai, Contesting Private Sustainability Norms in Primary Commodity Production: Norm Hybridisation in the Palm Oil Sector
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Frank Harvey & John Mitton,
Whose Norm is it Anyway? Mediating Contested Norm-Histories in Iraq (2003) and Syria (2013)
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Jeffrey S. Lantis,
To Boldly Go Where No Country has gone before: U.S. Norm Antipreneurism and the Weaponization of Outer Space
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William Clapton, Resisting ‘Good Governance’ Norms in the EU’s European Neighbourhood Policy
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Shirley V. Scott & Alan Bloomfield, Norm Entrepreneurs and Antipreneurs: chalk and cheese, or two faces of the same coin?
