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Liberalism and Neoliberalism
Liberalism and its variants have been the primary counter to realism in international relations theory. What are the main tenets of the liberal and neoliberal paradigms? What are the strengths and weaknesses of liberalism and neoliberalism? How do they interpret important international events of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries? How do they affect the formulation and implementation of foreign policy?
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"neoliberalism" in Keywords.
World citizenship: David Miller versus the new cosmopolitans. Gillian Brock.
International Journal of Politics and Ethics Fall 2002 v2 i3 p211(15)
What's a neoliberal to do? (World on Fire: How Exporting Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Hatred and Global Instability)(Book Review) Greg Grandin.
The Nation March 10, 2003 v276 i9 p25
Neoliberalism and its consequences in Brazil *. Edmund Amann, Werner Baer.
Journal of Latin American Studies Nov 2002 v34 i4 p945(15)
Contesting neoliberal globalisation: an egalitarian perspective. (Review Article). (Global Justice, Global Economy)(Book Review) Esra Erden, Philip Kozel.
International Review of Applied Economics Oct 2002 v16 i4 p479(4)
Can you eat neoliberalism? (Taking Note). (Brazil's culture minister Gilberto Gil) JoAnn Kawell.
NACLA Report on the Americas Jan-Feb 2003 v36 i4 p7(1)
Neoliberalism and its consequences in Brazil *. Edmund Amann, Werner Baer.
Journal of Latin American Studies Nov 2002 v34 i4 p945(15)
Confronting neoliberalism. (NACLA: A 35 Year Retrospective).
NACLA Report on the Americas Nov-Dec 2002 v36 i3 p34(4)
A World Imagined. (flawed premises of liberal foreign policy)(Abstract) Charles Krauthammer. The New Republic March 15, 1999 p22(1)
Liberal Social Reconstruction and the Resolution of Civil Wars in Central America. Mark Peceny, William Stanley. International Organization Wntr 2001 v55 i1 p149
Globalism, neoliberalism, and democracy. Pablo Gonzalez Casanova. Social Justice Spring-Summer 1996 v23 n1-2 p39(10)
The crisis of liberal internationalism. Stanley Hoffman. Foreign Policy Spring 1995 n98 p159(19) Mag.Coll.: 78B2200.
Neoliberalism, Militarism, and Armed Conflict. Gwyn Kirk, Margo Okazawa-Rey. Social Justice Winter 2000 v27 i4 p1
The Dellums dilemma: the pacifist as foreign policy pro. (Rep. Ronald V. Dellums) (Interview) John B. Judis. The New Republic July 4, 1994 v211 n1 p23(3) Mag.Coll.: 74E0348.
Liberalism and the legitimation of nation-states: an historical interpretation. Immanuel Wallerstein. Social Justice Spring 1992 v19 n1 p22(12)
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"socialism" in the Subject Guide, and then go to "international aspects."
"Immanuel Wallerstein" in Keywords.
"political science" in the Subject Guide, and then go to subdivision "analysis."
The -Ism that failed: neoconservatism relies on a history in which it alone won the Cold War. But that's not what happened. As neocons lead us deeper into holy war, it's time for a history lesson. John Patrick Diggins.
The American Prospect Dec 2003 v14 i11 p22(6) (4893 words)
American values or human rights? U.S. foreign policy and the fractured myth of virtuous power. John Kane.
Presidential Studies Quarterly Dec 2003 v33 i4 p772(29) (15360 words)
Recent Books on International Relations. G. John Ikenberry, Richard N. Cooper, Lawrence D. Freedman, Robert Mead; Stanley Hoffmann and Kenneth Maxwell, L. Carl Brown, Lucian W. Pye, Gail M. Gerhart.
Foreign Affairs Nov-Dec 2003 v82 i6 p152 (12141 words)
The good fight: the case for socialism in the twenty-first century. Scott Tucker. The Humanist March-April 1994 v54 n2 p12(10) Mag.Coll.: 73B2749.
The karma ran over my dogma. (effect of communism's collapse on Western socialists) Clancy Sigal. The Nation May 18, 1992 v254 n19 p649(3) Mag.Coll.: 64G0122.
The eagle has crash landed. (decline of United States) Immanuel Wallerstein. Foreign Policy July-August 2002 p60(9)
The forgotten architect: Cox, Wallerstein and world-system theory. SEAN P. HIER. Race and Class Jan-March 2001 v42 i3 p69
Inside the cave: the banality of I.R. studies. (international relations) James Kurth. The National Interest Fall 1998 n53 p29(12)
Political geographies in a global world: Arendtian reflections *. Seyla Benhabib. Social Research Summer 2002 v69 i2 p539(29)
Race, Amnesia, and the education of international relations. Sankaran Krishna. Alternatives: Global, Local, Political Oct-Dec 2001 v26 i4 p401(24)
Diplomatic history and international relations theory. Colin Elman, Miriam Fendius Elman. International Security Summer 1997 v22 n1 p5(17)
Knowledge for statecraft. Alexander L. George. International Security Summer 1997 v22 n1 p44(9)
Testing power-transition theory using alternative measures of national capabilities. Indra De Soysa, John R. Oneal, Yong-Hee Park. Journal of Conflict Resolution August 1997 v41 n4 p509(20)
Attention to Process Blinds Political Scientists to Real Causes of World Problems. (Brief Article) PS: Political Science & Politics Dec 2000 v33 i4 p747
Suitable for these Wadsworth textbooks:
Kegley and Wittkopf, World Politics: Trend and Transformation, Ninth Edition, Chapters 1, 2, 14, 15
Russett, Starr, and Kinsella, World Politics: The Menu for Choice, Seventh Edition, Chapters 1, 2
Nester, International Relations: Politics and Economics in the 21st Century, First Edition, Chapter 1
Spiegel et al, World Politics in a New Era, Third Edition, Chapters 1, 2 |
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