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History and international relations : from the ancient world to the 21st century / Howard LeRoy Malchow.

Van Pelt Library JZ1305 .M3315 2020
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Book
Author/Creator:
Malchow, Howard L., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
International relations--History.
International relations.
History.
International relations--Philosophy.
International relations--Textbooks.
History--Methodology.
History--Philosophy.
World history--Textbooks.
World history.
Genre:
Textbooks.
Physical Description:
x, 394 pages ; 24 cm
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York, NY : Bloomsbury Academic, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2020.
Contents:
Part I IR: The History of a Discipline p. 21
1 The Discipline of IR from the First World War to the Early Cold War p. 23
The "great debates" tradition p. 23
The foundation years p. 24
Idealism, Realism, and a First Great Debate? p. 32
An American discipline denned: Morgenthau and the uses of history p. 36
2 After Morgenthau: Scientific Realism and Its Critics p. 49
IR, scientism, and a bipolar world p. 49
From the Cuban missile crisis to a "managed" Cold War p. 57
The end of the Cold War p. 64
Radical perspectives and critiques p. 67
3 The Other Social Sciences and the State p. 75
Sociology and Anthropology p. 75
Economics and political economy p. 83
Psychology p. 91
Part II IR and International History p. 99
4 The Ancient World p. 103
States, empires, and the origins of diplomacy in the ancient Near East p. 103
Father of the discipline? The Greeks, the Polis, and Thucydides p. 107
After the fifth-century Greeks: From Alexander to the Romans p. 118
The ancient world and IR schools of thought p. 122
The Lessons of Late Antiquity? p. 129
5 IR's Middle Ages p. 135
Universal empire, universal church, and feudalism: The medieval problematic in Europe p. 136
Diplomacy in the Middle Ages p. 140
The early medieval Muslim world p. 145
The Crusades p. 150
The later medieval, early modern Muslim world p. 151
Difference p. 155
6 Machiavelli, the Italian City-State, and The Prince p. 161
Historicizing Machiavelli p. 161
Machiavelli's The Prince, in his time p. 168
And in ours: A work "for all time"? p. 173
7 The Sovereign State and the "Westphalian System" in Early Modern Europe p. 177
The European territorial state before Westphalia p. 177
Westphalia in IR p. 186
Ultima Ratio Regum: War, balance of power, and international law in ancien regime Europe p. 195
8 Nation, State, and Empire in the Long Nineteenth Century p. 209
The European system restored and maintained p. 210
The system challenged and remade p. 220
International Relations in Europe and abroad after 1870 p. 225
The coming of the Great War p. 235
9 The Failure of Diplomacy, New and Old, and the End of European Hegemony p. 243
War and peace p. 244
The Twenty Years' Crisis p. 248
The Second World War and "the provincializing of Europe" p. 257
The postwar settlement p. 265
10 Cold War and Post-Cold War p. 273
The rhetoric of narration p. 277
More than metaphor, but what kind of reality? p. 279
The end of the Cold War p. 291
Post-Cold War p. 296
Part III Contemporary IR and the Uses of History p. 307
11 Civilizations, Religion, and a Darker Globalization: Sovereignty, World Orders, and Western Decline in Twenty-First-Century IR p. 309
The West versus the rest? p. 309
Religion and the new "post-secularity" p. 312
Within and beyond the historical and future state: The limits of sovereignty p. 313
Globalization and global governance: International organizations (IOs) and liberal internationalism/institutionalism in twenty-first-century IR p. 323
BRICS in IR p. 326
12 The Uncertain Future of Liberal Theory and of Grand Theory in Twenty-First-Century IR p. 335
Global human rights p. 335
The democratic peace p. 341
The end of International Relations Theory? p. 342.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other Format:
ebook version :
ISBN:
1350111651
9781350111653
1350111643
9781350111646
OCLC:
1111773712

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