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A Whole New World

Part of the Palgrave Studies in International Relations Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9780230316843

ISBN: 978-1-349-32757-7

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 14, 2015

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Introduction: Understanding the Post-Western World

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 1 –13

[International studies is beset by an important problem: it is inherently Western-centric. Stanley Hoffmann, surely one of the key figures in the development of the field over the past few decades, once famously went so far as to describe it as being, in essence, “an American social science.” The...
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Competing Universals: Realism

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 17 –38

[The first part of this book puts forward one simple argument: international studies as a discipline assumes that it speaks to the nature of international politics throughout the entire world.1 The logic which underlies the discipline, the series of postulates and claims it calls upon to explain...
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Competing Universals: Liberalism

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 39 –60

[Liberalism is the great Other vis-à-vis realism — the “historical alternative,” as Tim Dunne puts it1 — set out in counterpart to the traditional pre-eminence of the realist paradigm in international studies. The liberal literature is in fact in precise opposition to realism, so to say, because...
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Situating the Particular: After Constructivism

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 61 –78

[If the tension between realism and liberalism provides the main axis of debate within international studies, there is also a series of critiques that have been addressed to one or both of these approaches. Two lines of analysis have been paramount in that regard. One line starts with the...
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Violence, Rationality, and the State

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 81 –95

[Any discussion of the non-Western world starts with a question which seems simple enough: Where is it? Which parts of the world do we have in mind when we use that rubric? And the usual answer points to a number of predictable geographic areas: Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, or Asia....
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Politics, Economics, and Self-Identity

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 96 –118

[All of this, in turn, has a vast impact on the liberal literature and its ability to explain the international politics of the non-Western world. As the remark by Tim Dunne quoted earlier emphasizes, liberalism in international studies has developed by positioning itself as the “historical...
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The Construction of Difference in International Affairs

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 119 –139

[What about the two other approaches that have framed the development of international studies in recent years — constructivism and post-Marxism? How well do they sum up the character of international politics in the non-Western world? After all, the status of these more recent approaches is...
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Reinventing Realism: Power and Violence in the Post-Western World

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 143 –167

[What follows from all of this? There is, on the one hand, international studies. The discipline is admittedly Western-centric. It is quite difficult for it, though, to address that problem. Its logic rests on the idea that it always speaks a language of universals, which captures the reality of...
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Reinventing Liberalism: Values and Change in the Post-Western World

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 168 –192

[Two elements have been put forward so far to underscore how international studies should proceed if it intends to give an accurate account of the way in which the “rise of the rest” is transforming global politics. The first element was the necessity of developing a more detailed understanding...
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The Way Forward: Searching for New Universals in Global Politics

Lizée, Pierre P.

Pages: 193 –216

[Specialists in international studies must thus focus their attention on at least four specific elements of analysis if they want to understand better the new global politics emerging as a result of the “rise of the rest.” The first of these elements concerns the nature of violence. Those who...

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