Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- 1 Realist Constructivism: An Introduction
- 2 Causation in Realist Constructivism: Interactionality, Emergence and the Need for Interpretation
- 3 Constructivist and Neoclassical Realisms
- 4 Huadu: A Realist Constructivist Account of Taiwan’s Anomalous Status
- 5 The India–US Nuclear Deal: Norms of Power and the Power of Norms
- 6 Coercive Engagement: Lessons from US Policy Towards China
- 7 Taking Co-constitution Seriously: Explaining an Ambiguous US Approach to Latin America
- 8 The Bridging Capacity of Realist Constructivism: The Normative Evolution of Human Security and the Responsibility to Protect
- 9 Permutations and Combinations in Theorizing Global Politics: Whither Realist Constructivism?
- 10 Saving Realist Prudence
- Index
Contents
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- 1 Realist Constructivism: An Introduction
- 2 Causation in Realist Constructivism: Interactionality, Emergence and the Need for Interpretation
- 3 Constructivist and Neoclassical Realisms
- 4 Huadu: A Realist Constructivist Account of Taiwan’s Anomalous Status
- 5 The India–US Nuclear Deal: Norms of Power and the Power of Norms
- 6 Coercive Engagement: Lessons from US Policy Towards China
- 7 Taking Co-constitution Seriously: Explaining an Ambiguous US Approach to Latin America
- 8 The Bridging Capacity of Realist Constructivism: The Normative Evolution of Human Security and the Responsibility to Protect
- 9 Permutations and Combinations in Theorizing Global Politics: Whither Realist Constructivism?
- 10 Saving Realist Prudence
- Index
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