Bibliograph

Fifty key thinkers in international relations, Martin Griffiths

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Fifty key thinkers in international relations, Martin Griffiths

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Fifty key thinkers in international relations

Nature of contents

dictionariesbibliography

Oclc number

48138683

Responsibility statement

Martin Griffiths

Summary

A unique and comprehensive overview of the key thinkers in international relations in the twentieth century. From Lenin and Kissinger, to emerging thinkers in feminism, historical sociology and the study of nationalism

Table Of Contents

Realism. Raymond Aron. Edward Hallett Carr. Robert Gilpin. John Herz. George Kennan. Henry Kissinger. Stephen Krasner. Hans Morgenthau. Susan Strange. Kenneth Waltz -- Liberalism. Norman Angell. Charles Beitz. Michael Doyle. Francis Fukuyama. David Held. John Hobson. Stanley Hoffmann. Richard Rosecrance. Woodrow Wilson. Alfred Zimmern -- Radical/Critical Theory. John Burton. Robert Cox. Richard A. Falk. Andre Gunder Frank. Johan Galtung. Vladimir I. Lenin. Andrew Linklater -- Theory of International Society. Hedley Bull. Terry Nardin. John Vincent. Michael Walzer. Martin Wight -- International Organisation. Karl W. Deutsch. Ernst Haas. Robert Keohane. David Mitrany. John Ruggie. Alexander Wendt -- Postmodernism. Richard Ashley. Robert B.J. Walker -- Gender and International Relations. Jean Bethke Elshtain. Cynthia Enloe. J. Ann Tickner -- Historical Sociology/Theories of the State. Anthony Giddens. Michael Mann. Charles Tilly. Immanuel Wallerstein -- Theories of the Nation. Benedict Anderson. Ernest Gellner. Anthony D. Smith

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