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Daniel R. McCarthy, Matthew Fluck - Reclaiming Utopia in International Relations, Inbunden

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Reclaiming Utopia in International Relations

Problems and Prospects

Av Daniel R. McCarthy, Matthew Fluck

Del i serien Bristol Studies in International Theory

1199 kr

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Bringing together a diverse list of contributors from Europe, Australia, and North America, this book challenges conventional wisdom about utopian thinking in International Relations (IR). The volume demonstrates how utopian thinking has shaped a range of IR theories through its resolutely realistic focus on pressing political crises. This essential collection also shows utopia's empirical significance in world politics by offering fresh perspectives on revolutionary movements, racial imaginaries, technocratic expertise, and global climate change, among other issues. It is a vital intervention that reshapes disciplinary understanding and establishes new research directions for scholars examining the pasts and futures of world politics.Chapter 11 available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence.
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Daniel R. McCarthy is Associate Professor in International Relations at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Matthew Fluck is Senior Lecturer in International Relations and co-leader of the Politics and IR undergraduate programme at the University of Westminster, UK.

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"A gem of a book. Sidestepping entrenched dichotomies in mainstream IR scholarship, this edited volume opens up space for a genuinely interdisciplinary conversation around utopian thought and practice in international affairs. The individual chapters resonate productively with each other and cover a wide range of important topics, from methodological questions to issues of race, gender and technology. Not only students and scholars of IR, but readers from various academic backgrounds in the humanities and social sciences, will have a great deal to learn from this excellent and timely book.." Mathias Thaler, University of Edinburgh

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