Theory, change, and Southern Africa's future

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Tables = xi
• List of Acronyms = xii
• Preface = xv
• Notes on Contributors = xvii
• 1 'IR Theory, I Presume' : an Introduction / Larry A. Swatuk ; Peter Vale = 1
• Introduction = 1
• Tool making and honing = 4
• Theory and reflection = 8
• Theorizing the discipline／theorizing the self = 10
• Choices, voices and futures = 13
• A note on organization = 15
• 2 Dissenting Tale : Southern Africa's Search for Theory / Peter Vale = 17
• Introduction = 17
• Southern Africa and the curse of the nation-state = 19
• 3 Realism and its Critics / Hussein Solomon = 34
• Introduction = 34
• What is realism? = 35
• The progressive left challenge = 37
• Will the true realists please stand up? = 38
• Realism versus Nostradamus = 40
• Realism and the misappropriation of historical figures = 42
• Realism and morality = 43
• Realism and anarchy = 45
• Realism and the withering away of the state = 47
• Conclusion = 55
• 4 Unstated Places - Rereading Southern Africa / Michael Niemann = 58
• Introduction = 58
• IR theory and statism = 59
• The spaces of global politics = 63
• Spatial practices in Southern Africa = 67
• Representations of Southern Africa = 72
• Spaces of representation in Southern Africa = 74
• 5 Regional Cooperation for Security and Development in Africa / Bj$$\ddot o$$rn Hettne = 83
• Introduction : Africa and global social theorizing = 83
• Globalism and regionalism = 85
• 'Regionness' and regionalization = 88
• In search of African regions = 92
• Situating Africa in the world : regionalism and global structure = 94
• Pathways from the periphery : security and development regionalism = 98
• Conclusion = 107
• 6 International Political Economy and Southern Africa / Balefi Tsie = 111
• Introduction = 111
• The nature and scope of IPE : a synoptic overview = 112
• State adaptation or state decline? The debate on the role of the state in the world economy = 121
• IPE and Southern African development : the dynamics and prospects for transformation of the regional political economy = 132
• Conclusions = 142
• 7 Is a Free Trade Agreement the Answer for Southern Africa? Insights from Development Economic Theory / Merle Holden = 148
• Introduction = 148
• Agglomeration effects and trade diversion = 149
• Regional groupings in Southern Africa = 152
• Economic characteristics of SADC members = 155
• Convergence in SADC and SACU = 155
• Economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa = 157
• Trade integration in SADC = 158
• Redistributive effects of the trade protocol = 158
• Conclusions = 163
• 8 South African Benevolent Hegemony in Southern Africa : Impasse or Highway? / Bertil Od$$e'$$n = 166
• Introduction = 166
• What hegemony concept? = 168
• Definitions = 171
• Objection 1 : the theory is not consistent with official South African policy = 173
• Objection 2 : global forces do not permit South African hegemony in the region = 175
• Objection 3 : South African capability is insufficient = 178
• Objection 4 : support for a hegemonic regime is too weak in South Africa = 182
• Objection 5 : scepticism and low capacity in other countries ; weak institutional capacity in SADC = 184
• Conclusions = 187
• 9 New Sites of Governance : Regimes and the Future of Southern Africa / Andre du Pisani = 195
• Introduction = 195
• Conceptual issues = 196
• SADC as a regime : the weight of history = 199
• The programme of action : more programme than action = 202
• Institutional structure = 203
• SADC : from a 'conference' to a 'community'(1992-99) = 206
• Conclusions = 216
• 10 Critical Theory, Robert Cox, and Southern Africa / Anthony Leysens = 219
• Introduction = 219
• Critical theory and postmodernism = 221
• Coxian critical theory : a framework for analysis = 224
• Implications for Southern African regional analysis = 226
• Concluding remarks = 232
• 11 Feminist Theory and Security Studies in Southern Africa : Yet Another Faddish Trend? / Lisa Thompson = 237
• Metanarratives and narratives in Southern Africa = 238
• Challenging dominant discourses = 240
• Dominant (mis)understandings of 'feminism' in Southern Africa = 241
• Gendering the security discourse in international relations = 242
• Feminisms and the 'realities' of socio-spatial dimensions = 247
• Women's economic insecurity in Southern Africa = 249
• Gender analysis or analyses? = 250
• What contract? = 251
• Dominant discourses and critical feminism = 251
• In or out? = 252
• Feminism and postmodernism : on the road to nowhere? = 253
• Critical feminism and dominant knowledge = 253
• Inside out: critical feminist approaches to the state = 255
• Feminism equals women? = 256
• South Africa, SADC and security : whose security? whose reality? = 257
• 12 Southern Africa Through Green Lenses / Larry A. Swatuk = 266
• Introduction = 266
• Wholes and parts : the environment and established IR theory = 267
• Structuralism = 278
• What is to be done? structuralist insights = 281
• A Green critique = 283
• Conclusion : muddling through = 286
• Index = 294