The French International Relations (IR) discipline has for a long time existed at the margins of the Anglo-American mainstream. Most of its contributions are hardly connected with the theoretical debate s that have intrigued, and still intrigue, IR scholars elsewhere. As a narrative device, a more detailed account of the three generations of French IR theory - a theoretical scholarship, social theory and post-theory - is presented. Diplomatic History and International Public Law were the two principal sources of the first generation of IR scholarship, supplemented by geopolitics, strategic studies, war studies and area studies. Since Raymond Aron\u27s work and his influence on the second generation of French IR, the quest for a social theor...
This survey of the new approaches used by specialiste of thé new discipline of international relatio...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...
This thesis is a disciplinary study of French IR. It challenges a set of historiographic conventions...
Cette thèse propose une étude disciplinaire des Relations internationales en France. Dans ce domaine...
Little has changed since Stanley Hoffman declared International Relations (IR) an American Social Sc...
Can international relations (IR) be a distinctive discipline? In the present paper I argue that such...
It is rather obvious that different developments in the international relations scene are so dynamic...
Sociologists have traditionally paid scant attention to International Relations (IR) as a social-sci...
Adopting a reflexive, praxeological understanding of science that rejects the objectivist epistemic...
It is fashionable to claim ‘the end of history’. As classical war seems to be over, many scholars – ...
The chapter offers an original overview of main themes in International Relations (IR) by focusing o...
The article deals with the issue on the correlation, study and usage of the international relations ...
British International Relations (IR) theory is distinguished by a concern with institutions and norm...
The aim of the article is to discuss the problem of theoretical pluralism in International Relations...
This survey of the new approaches used by specialiste of thé new discipline of international relatio...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...
This thesis is a disciplinary study of French IR. It challenges a set of historiographic conventions...
Cette thèse propose une étude disciplinaire des Relations internationales en France. Dans ce domaine...
Little has changed since Stanley Hoffman declared International Relations (IR) an American Social Sc...
Can international relations (IR) be a distinctive discipline? In the present paper I argue that such...
It is rather obvious that different developments in the international relations scene are so dynamic...
Sociologists have traditionally paid scant attention to International Relations (IR) as a social-sci...
Adopting a reflexive, praxeological understanding of science that rejects the objectivist epistemic...
It is fashionable to claim ‘the end of history’. As classical war seems to be over, many scholars – ...
The chapter offers an original overview of main themes in International Relations (IR) by focusing o...
The article deals with the issue on the correlation, study and usage of the international relations ...
British International Relations (IR) theory is distinguished by a concern with institutions and norm...
The aim of the article is to discuss the problem of theoretical pluralism in International Relations...
This survey of the new approaches used by specialiste of thé new discipline of international relatio...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...
The article deals with the evolution of Western theories of international relations in the postSovie...