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Online Resources: International Relations Theory
Online Resources – Realism
Realism gained momentum during the Second World War when it appeared to offer a convincing account for how and why the worst conflict in known history…
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Online Resources – Liberalism
Liberals view human beings as innately good and believe peace and harmony between nations is not only achievable, but desirable.
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Online Resources – Constructivism
Constructivists highlight the importance of values and shared interests between individuals, as well as social norms that bring them together.
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Stephen McGlinchey
Online Resources – The English School
English school scholars draw attention to how international anarchy has its own unique type of order, forming an international society.
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Online Resources – Marxism
Marxists argue that the dominance of the nation-state in the global system has led to ordinary people around the globe becoming divided and alienated.
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Online Resources – Feminism
Feminism focuses on explaining why so few women seemed to be in positions of power and examining the implications of this on how international relations…
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Stephen McGlinchey
Online Resources – Postcolonialism
For postcolonial scholars, an important endeavour is to highlight the colonial legacies that created current global inequalities and the neocolonial…
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Stephen McGlinchey
Online Resources – Poststructuralism
As poststructuralists seek to question universal truths and metanarratives, they actively choose not to take ideas for granted, nor to see certain paths…
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Stephen McGlinchey
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