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A Poststructuralist Discourse Theory of Global Politics

Part of the Palgrave Studies in International Relations Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137528070

ISBN: 978-1-349-55263-4

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Dec 17, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Introduction

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 1 –6

[Over the last decades, a lot has been written in the media as well as the humanities and social sciences about crises of different sorts, discernible in countless deviating and, sometimes, incongruous descriptions of economic, financial, ecological, social, and political emergencies, cataclysms,...
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Crisis

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 9 –27

[The present analysis is not concerned with providing another collection of definitions of what crisis means and how it causally induces social change. The book focuses instead on the very nature of the social, and—a bit more to the point—it is a book about the social domain that has come to be...
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Change

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 29 –46

[Radical contingency and a strict focus on endogeneity are almost absent from a century of inquiry into the nature of world politics. Since the works of Aristotle, change has instead been conceptualized as a result of “efficient causes,”1 which puts emphasis on agency and not on structure. The...
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Reality

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 49 –79

[The question as to whether, and to what extent, crises are real phenomena can hardly be solved merely by catching a first glimpse of Marxist and International Relations (IR) crisis literature, as conducted in chapter 1. A number of questions follow from this, touching on issues of ontology and...
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Difference

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 81 –100

[In the previous chapters, I have at various points hinted at the crucial significance of the notion of difference, without, however, specifying precisely what difference consists of and how it constitutes the social. To do so, one can draw on a rather rich history of theoretical writings. The...
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Hegemony

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 103 –127

[Having delineated the crucial notions of crisis and change, reality and difference, in parts I and II of this inquiry, part III will explore the nexus of crisis and change from a genuinely discourse theoretical perspective. In doing so, I will introduce the work of the late political theorist...
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Discourse Analysis

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 129 –148

[This book purports to present a theory of crisis and change, and both terms have been shown to be co-constitutive, as change is engrained in crisis, and crisis essentially involves change. The nexus between the two terms led to the introduction of a postfoundational, nonessentialist, discourse...
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Dislocation

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 151 –174

[This part of the book is not designed to tell the story of “9/11” once again from a different angle. There are countless “empirically oriented” studies of the American “War on Terror,” offering rigorous analyses of the lead-up to 9/11 and the institutionalization of the anti-terror campaign. In...
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Hegemony: Toward a Discourse Theory of Crisis and Change

Nabers, Dirk

Pages: 175 –202

[To identify a hegemonic process and the accompanying nexus of crisis and change in a discourse, I maintain in this chapter that one central feature is of utmost importance: If an empty signifier like “freedom,” or “people,” depends—as shown in chapter 7—on the failure to establish any positive...

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