دانلود کتاب International Relations Theory

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of tables Introduction: what are international relations and why study them? 1 (Ir)rationality of international politics Studying international relations: nuances of methodology and levels of analysis Irrational people and rational decisions they take. Models of decision-making in foreign policy Expected utility theory and prospect theory Behavioral revolution in theory of international relations Recommended reading 2 Realism The philosophy of realism Reinhold Niebuhr, Edward Carr and Hans Morgenthau: the principles of classical realism Neorealism. Kenneth Waltz’s theory of international politics Security dilemma International relations in the realist paradigm Recommended reading 3 Is it all about power? Where is power? Basics of power calculations Great powers in international politics Balance of power theory Recommended reading 4 Neoliberalism Philosophy of neoliberalism Norman Angell and Woodrow Wilson: theory of idealism Complex interdependence theory Democratic peace theory International relations in the neoliberal paradigm Recommended reading 5 English school Hugo Grotius: natural law, rationality and justice Hedley Bull: anarchy, order and system History matters. Methodological pluralism of the English school International society Recommended reading 6 Institutionalism Institutionalism of rational choice Theory of regimes Functionalism and neofunctionalism Hegemonic stability theory Recommended reading 7 Constructivism Ontology of constructivism Socially constructed world Identity and cultural norms Strategic culture Soft power Recommended reading 8 Marxism and neo-Marxism Karl Marx: materialism and capitalism Theory of imperialism Dependency theory World-system analysis Recommended reading 9 Critical theories Jurgen Habermas: communicative action and post-national constellation Coxian critical theory Andrew Linklater: normative theory Critical international relations theory Recommended reading 10 Feminism Gender identity and power What if all presidents were women? Feminism on war and peace Multiple focuses of feminism in IR Recommended reading 11 Non-Western approaches Why is Western IR not enough? Chinese school of international relations Islamic paradigm The Global South perspective Russian theory of international relations: project in the making What’s next? An epilogue Bibliography Index