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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Elements in International Relations

Radicalizing Global IR

Beyond Capitalism and Eurocentrism

Eren (University of Cyprus) Duzgun

Radicalizing Global IR

Elements in International Relations

Radicalizing Global IR

Beyond Capitalism and Eurocentrism

Elements in International Relations: Radicalizing Global IR

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This Element argues that anti-Eurocentric theorizing in IR reproduces hierarchical readings of global modernity because these approaches do not substantiate 'methodological presentism'. The Element develops a non-presentist alternative that traces the millennia-old traits, rethinking the sources of human interconnectedness and solidarity.

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Beschrijving Elements in International Relations: Radicalizing Global IR

This Element argues that anti-Eurocentric theorizing in IR reproduces hierarchical readings of global modernity because these approaches do not substantiate 'methodological presentism'. The Element develops a non-presentist alternative that traces the millennia-old traits, rethinking the sources of human interconnectedness and solidarity.

ISBN
9781009656030
Pagina's
75
Verschijnt
Serie
Elements in International Relations
Rubriek
Politicologie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Cambridge University Press

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