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International Studies

Part of the Palgrave Studies in International Relations Series Book Series

Editors: Aalto, Pami; Harle, Vilho; Moisio, Sami

DOI: 10.1057/9780230342934

ISBN: 978-1-349-32829-1

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Nov 18, 2015

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction

Aalto, Pami; Harle, Vilho; Long, David; Moisio, Sami

Pages: 3 –30

[In this book we will propose new directions for the academic study of international relations (IR). We will refer to these new directions with the term International Studies (IS). This is an interdisciplinary field of studies that is wider and more plural than IR, and which combines elements of...
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Interdisciplinarity and the Study of International Relations

Long, David

Pages: 31 –65

[In this chapter I argue that the study of international relations (IR) is interdisciplinary in three distinct ways, corresponding to three variants of interdisciplinarity that I call multidisciplinarity, transdisciplinarity and neodisciplinarity. Identifying the ways in which IR is...
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Organizing Interdisciplinary International Studies: From Puzzlement to Research Programmes

Aalto, Pami

Pages: 66 –91

[In this chapter I will elaborate on some of the major questions pertaining to the organization of our research efforts when we attempt to move from international relations (IR) towards the wider and more plural field of interdisciplinary international studies (IS). When consciously moving...
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Towards Interdisciplinary Research Programmes in International Studies: The Frankfurt School, the English School and Peace Research as Models

Harle, Vilho

Pages: 92 –121

[All social activities may have an international aspect. Therefore, in academia ‘the international’ is not a monopoly of international relations (IR). Any discipline in the social sciences may, and when needed must, encounter the international. This constitutes a serious challenge to IR. Without...
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Geographies of the International System: Globalization, Empire and the Anthropocene

Dalby, Simon

Pages: 125 –148

[In the latter stages of the cold war, and through the early decades of the age of globalization, political scientists dominated the study of international relations. Notions of global politics were frequently presumed to be a matter of inter-state relations, and the study of international...
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Beyond the Domestic–International Divide: State Spatial Transformation as Neo-liberal Geopolitics

Moisio, Sami

Pages: 149 –177

[The state is a powerful conceptual abstraction and one of the key concepts in IR, in political theory and in social sciences more generally. How one conceptualizes the state in scholarly practice depends upon the perspective from which one approaches it (Hay and Lister, 2006, p. 4). Also,...
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The Human Subject in International Studies: An Outline for Interdisciplinary Research Programmes

Aalto, Pami

Pages: 178 –203

[In this chapter I will explore the research directions amenable for making the ‘human subject’ an integral part of the wide and plural field of interdisciplinary international studies (IS). I will ask what options open up if and when we examine the various aspects of the ‘international’ from the...
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Power in International Relations: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Forsberg, Tuomas

Pages: 207 –227

[Power has traditionally been an extremely important notion in the study of international relations. In particular, the realist school of thought has built around it the whole theory of international relations. Hans Morgenthau (1979 [1948]) wanted to define the study of international politics...
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War: From Disciplinarity to Multidisciplinarity and Further to Transdisciplinarity

Drulák, Petr

Pages: 228 –253

[The study of war and peace used to be seen as a disciplinary core providing a clear identity for the study of international relations (IR) in the twentieth century, making IR a discipline separate from political science and other areas of social inquiry. On the other hand, as Aalto, Harle, Long...
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End Comment: The Practices of Interdisciplinarity

Neumann, Iver B.

Pages: 257 –270

[In this concluding comment, I try to take stock of the discussion presented in the volume. First, moving from the general to the specific, I set off with a discussion of how academic disciplines emerge as a result of both ‘fission’ and ‘fusion’. Of the two options, international studies (IS)...

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