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090145
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2009.
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Structural realism has important insights to offer regarding the current balance of power and its effects on world politics. But structural realism is less ready to analyze changes in statehood and their implications for international relations. States are not `like units' and anarchy does not always mean self-help. A richer concept of structure which includes economic power, political-military power, and international norms gives us a better take on the ways in which international forces affect domestic structures of states. In particular, they help us detect the weak states in the developing world, and the postmodern states in the OECD world. In weak states the classical security dilemma has been turned on its head: instead of domestic order and international threat there is domestic threat and international order. In postmodern states violent external threat has been dramatically reduced because these states make up a security community.
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081958
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3rd ed.
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Philadelphia, Westview Press, 2008.
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xiv, 203p.
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Dilemmas in world politics
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9780813343808
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079740
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3rd ed.
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New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2008.
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xxvi, 342p.
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0195693302
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096780
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2010.
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xxi, 337p.
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9780199548842
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155132
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New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2013.
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xxiii, 348p.pbk
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9780198814351
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073982
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2006.
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This article seeks to evaluate the prospects for a liberal world order. Sceptical visions of renewed conflict and major terrorist threat are rejected. But this does not pave the way for a peaceful, cooperative liberal order in any simple way. Liberal progress also produces illiberal counter-reactions, and strong political forces are pursuing a liberal order with elements that are essentially illiberal. There has been much too little debate about the substantial contents of a liberal world order. The article identifies two major currents in liberalism, Restraint and Imposition. Each is problematic and a stable liberal world order will have to find a course which avoids the pitfalls of these extremes.
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050266
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New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
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xviii, 213p.
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0333982053
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