Jehangir, Hamza bin, and Bashir, Hassan (2015) (Re)situating the West's cultural others in international relations theory: towards developing joint East-West perspectives. In: Bashir, Hassan, and Gray, Phillip, (eds.) Deconstructing Global Citizenship: Political, Cultural, and Ethical Perspectives. Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, MD, USA, pp. 17-36.

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Abstract

Since its initial expression in Nicholas Onuf's 1989 book, World of Our Making, the constructivist approach in international relation has gained prominence as a valid, and for some even a preferable theoretical approach to make sense of and give meaning to international politics . The constructivist have achieved this prominence in the field of international relation theory by arguing that the international behaviour of nation-states is essentially socially constructed (Guzzini, 2000; Hopf, 1998; Katzentien, 1996; Kratchowil, 1996; Price and Reus-Smit, 1998; Ruggie, 1998; Wendt, 1987; Wendt, 1992: Wendt, 1994). At its heart, the constructivist approach provide an alternate pathway to the existing modes of theorizing about international relations, especially tho e proposed by the rationalists in general and the neo-liberal and neo-realists in particular.

Item ID:	82240
Item Type:	Book Chapter (Research - B1)
ISBN:	978-1-4985-0259-7
Copyright Information:	© 2015 by Lexington Books
Date Deposited:	18 Jul 2024 00:28
FoR Codes:	44 HUMAN SOCIETY > 4408 Political science > 440811 Political theory and political philosophy @ 100%
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