Rethinking international relations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅷ
• Preface = ⅸ
• 1 Introduction: The Pertinence of the 'International' = 1
• The 'International' in Perspective = 1
• Formative Influences = 4
• The Emergence of Theory = 5
• Realism and Behaviouralism = 10
• International Relations since the 1970s = 16
• The Parameters of 'Rethinking' = 19
• 2 Theories in Contention = 23
• Traditional Empiricism: History and the English School = 24
• 'Scientific Empiricism': the Siren of Behaviouralism = 27
• Neo-Realism: 'System' without Content = 31
• The Tallest Story: Post-modernism and the International = 37
• Conclusion: Another Path = 46
• 3 A Necessary Encounter: Historical Materialism and International Relations = 47
• A Challenge Evaded = 47
• Marxism and IR's Three 'Great Debates' = 50
• The Potential of Historical Materialism = 55
• The Historical Materialist Paradigm = 59
• The Inhibitions of Theory = 68
• Marxism beyond Cold War = 71
• 4 State and Society in International Relations = 74
• Impasse on the State = 74
• Definitions Contrasted = 78
• The State as Domestic and International Actor = 84
• Social Forces = 86
• Systems = 87
• 5 International Society as Homogeneity = 94
• The Meanings of 'International Society' = 94
• Transnationalism and its Limits = 103
• The 'Constitutive' Paradigm and its Protagonists: Burke, Marx, Fukuyama = 107
• Implications for International Relations = 119
• 6 'The Sixth Great Power': Revolutions and the International System = 124
• A Case of Mutual Neglect = 124
• Revolutions and their Effects = 128
• The Formation of the International System = 132
• Historical Patterns = 134
• International and Domestic Links = 139
• Revolutions and War = 143
• 7 Hidden from International Relations: Women and the International Arena = 147
• The Silences of International Relations = 147
• An Emerging Concern: Four Dimensions = 152
• State and Women: Nationalism and Human Rights = 160
• Implications and Problems = 166
• 8 Inter-Systemic Conflict: The Case of Cold War = 170
• A Distinct Form of Conflict = 170
• Theories of Cold War = 171
• Sources of Theoretical Resistance = 177
• The Salience of Heterogeneity = 180
• 9 A Singular Collapse: The Soviet Union and Inter-State Competition = 191
• New Light on Old Questions = 191
• Transformation from Above = 192
• The Transition from Socialism to Capitalism = 195
• International Factors and Cold War = 198
• A Comparative Failure = 205
• Three Levels of International Competition = 211
• 10 International Relations and the 'End of History' = 216
• Aftermaths of Cold War = 216
• Varieties of Historical Evaluation = 222
• The 'End of History' = 228
• Prospects for Liberal Democracy and Peace = 232
• 11 Conclusion: The Future of International Relations = 236
• The Challenge of the Normative = 236
• Alternatives in Research = 241
• Notes = 245
• Name Index = 278
• Subject Index = 281