Political Realism in International Theory
Roger D. Spegele
The discipline of international relations is a fragmented one. In this book, Roger Spegele analyzes this fragmentation and suggests that the subject should be seen as engaged in a struggle among three competing conceptions: positivism-empiricism, emancipatory international relations, and political realism. He argues that scholars following these different conceptions have had different ways of understanding theory, practice and the relation between them. By focusing on this relation, Professor Spegele develops a new version of political realism, called "Evaluative Political Realism".
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Year:
1996
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Language:
english
Pages:
308
ISBN 10:
052155635X
ISBN 13:
9780521556354
Series:
Cambridge Studies in International Relations
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PDF, 6.75 MB
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english, 1996
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