Maja Zehfuss critiques constructivist theories of international relations. She uses Germany's shift towards using its military abroad to illustrate why constructivism does not work and how it leads to particular analytical outcomes, while foreclosing others. Zehfuss argues that this limits our ability to act responsibly in international relations.
Maja Zehfuss critiques constructivist theories of international relations. She uses Germany's shift towards using its military abroad to illustrate why constructivism does not work and how it leads to particular analytical outcomes, while foreclosing others. Zehfuss argues that this limits our ability to act responsibly in international relations.
MAJA ZEHFUSS is Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Warwick.
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Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. Introduction 2. Identity change? Wendt's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 3. Intersubjectivity and the normative: Kratochwil's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 4. Words and world: Onuf's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 5. The politics of 'reality': Derrida's subversions, constructivism and German military involvement abroad 6. The politics of constructivism Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. Introduction 2. Identity change? Wendt's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 3. Intersubjectivity and the normative: Kratochwil's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 4. Words and world: Onuf's constructivism and German military involvement abroad 5. The politics of 'reality': Derrida's subversions, constructivism and German military involvement abroad 6. The politics of constructivism Bibliography Index.
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