The importance of norms in international affairs: A conversation with Martha Finnemore 🎧
One of the world’s most renowned international relations scholars explains how norms matter.
Here’s what the research reveals about the violence in Nagorno Karabakh — and how ‘freezing’ conflicts can backfire
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Could political science tell us whether the truth is out there?
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Kissinger the constructivist
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Is ranking failed or fragile states a futile business?
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Who Are the “Authorities” in International Relations Scholarship?
Daniel Maliniak and Ryan Powers, Ph.D. students at UCSD and
UFOs again
My response to Bud Duvall's and Alex Wendt's "response":https://themonkeycage.org/2008/08/_but_you_wont_find_it_that_way.html on
… But You Won’t Find it That Way (Duvall and Wendt respond on Sovereignty and the UFO)
(Below is the text of a response that Bud Duvall
The Truth is out there
I see that _Political Theory_ has just published Alexander Wendt