The New Agenda for International Relations: From Polarization to Globalization in World Politics?

Preface..

Part I: The New Agenda.

1. Introduction: A New Agenda for International Relations? (Stephanie Lawson).

2. Ageing Agendas and Ambiguous Anomalies: Tensions and Contradictions of an Emergent Epoch (James Rosenau).

Part II: New Issues.

3. Transnational Paranoia and International Relations: The Case of the ‘West Versus Islam' (Fred Halliday).

4. Globalization and the Discourse of Women's Human Rights: Transgressing Boundaries in a Post Cold War World (Jill Steans).

5. Developing Inequality: A Global Fault Line (Caroline Thomas).

6. Taming Economics, Emboldening International Relations: The Theory and Practice of International Political Economy in an Era of Globalisation (Richard Higgott).

7. The Global Politics of the Environment (Lorraine Elliott).

8. Meaning, Method and Practice: Assessing the Changing Security Agenda (Karin Fierke).

Part III: New Perspectives.

9. The Normative Framework of Post-Cold War International Relations (Chris Brown).

10. Signs of a New Enlightenment? Concepts of Community and Humanity After the Cold War (Richard Devetak).

11. Beyond Realism and its Critics: The Decline of Structural Neo-Realism and Opportunities for Constructive Engagement (Jack Donnelly).

12. After the Fall: International Theory and the State (Stephanie Lawson).

Index.