Commonsense Constructivism, or the Making of World AffairsRoutledge, 29 avr. 2015 - 288 pages Fully accessible to students and scholars alike, this engaging book introduces the constructivist approach to understanding world affairs. In a highly readable and witty way, it shows how people and their social relations are the basis for everything around us -- International Relations included. |
Table des matières
Making World Affairs | |
Making Modernity | |
Making Sovereign Selves Social Collectives and Nations | |
Making States and Making Markets | |
Conclusion A Constructed World | |
Index | |
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