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Bound together: how traders, preachers, adventurers, and warriors shaped globalization / Chanda, Nayan 2007  Book
Chanda, Nayan Book
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Publication New Delhi, Penguin, 2007.
Description xvi, 391p.
Standard Number 9780670081394
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ID:   025693


Can We Avoid a third World War Around 2010 ?: the political, social and economic past and future of humanity / Peeters, Peter 1979  Book
Peeters, Peter Book
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Publication London, macmillan Press, 1979.
Description xii, 266 p.
Standard Number 0333259289
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ID:   131999


Capturing China's international identity: social evolution and its missing links / Chan, Gerald   Journal Article
Chan, Gerald Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract What is China's international identity? How has it changed over time, especially since the reform and opening up of the country in the late 1970s? How does China see itself? And how do other countries see China? I argue that answers to these questions are instrumental to a proper understanding of Chinese foreign-policy behaviour, in ways more significant than we normally assume. To advance this argument, I choose to examine China's social interactions with the outside world to ascertain the evolution of its international identity/identities. I shall trace the domestic sources of China's external policies. In so doing, I hope this article will elucidate the 'debates' between social constructivism and realism as to their relative explanatory power with respect to the making of Chinese international identity. I also hope it will throw light on a possible alternative framework, known as social evolution, for studying China's international relations and its evolving identities.
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ID:   040043


Concept of social change: a critique of the functionalist theory of social change / Smith, Anthony D 1971  Book
Smith, Anthony D. Book
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Publication London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1971.
Description ix, 198 p.
Standard Number 0710076975
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Determinants of social structure and social change in India and / Panchandikar, K C; Panchandikar, J 1970  Book
Panchandikar, K.C. Book
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Publication Bombay, Popular Prakashan, 1970.
Description xv, 241p.
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ID:   049431


Effects of war on society / Ausenda, G (ed) 1992  Book
Ausenda, G Book
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Publication San Marino, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Social Stress, 1992.
Description 310p.
Series Studies on the nature of war
Standard Number 0851158684
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ID:   060903


Historical evolution of world-systems / Chase-Dunn, Christopher (ed.); Anderson, E. N. (ed.) 2005  Book
Chase-Dunn, Christopher Book
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Publication New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.
Description xiv, 213p.
Series Evolutionary process in world politics series
Standard Number 1403965900
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ID:   071949


How society makes itself: the evolution of political and economic institutions / Sherman, Howard J 2006  Book
Sherman, Howard J Book
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Publication London, M.E. Sharpe, 2006.
Description xi, 236p.
Standard Number 0765616513
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ID:   094179


Routledge international handbook of globalization studies / Turner, Bryan S (ed) 2009  Book
Turner, Bryan S Book
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Publication New York, Routledge, 2009.
Description xxiv, 702p.
Series Routledge international handbooks
Standard Number 9780415458085
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Social control and Social change / Scott, John Paul (ed); Scott, Sarah F (ed) 1971  Book
Scott, John Paul Book
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Publication Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1971.
Description x, 237p.
Standard Number 0226740954
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ID:   095320


Social evolution of international politics: from Mearsheimer to Jervis / Tang, Shiping   Journal Article
Tang, Shiping Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract I advance an endogenous explanation for the systemic transformation of international politics and offer to neatly resolve the debate between offensive realism and defensive realism through a social evolutionary approach. I contend that international politics has always been an evolutionary system and it has evolved from an offensive realism world to a defensive realism world. Consequently, offensive realism and defensive realism are appropriate grand theories of international politics for two different historical epochs. Different grand theories of international politics are for different epochs of international politics, and different epochs of international politics actually need different theories of international politics. Because international politics has always been an evolutionary system, non-evolutionary approaches will be intrinsically incapable of shedding light on the evolution of the system. The science of international politics must be a genuine evolutionary science and students of international politics must 'give Darwin his due'.
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Without Marx or Jesus: the new American revolution has begun / Revel, Jeau-Francois; Bernard, J F (Tr) 1972  Book
Revel, Jeau-Francois Book
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Publication Bombay, Allied Publishers, 1972.
Description xii, 269p.
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World of the office worker / Crozier, Michel; Landau, David (tr.) 1965  Book
Crozier, Michel Book
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Publication Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1965.
Description xvi, 224p.
Standard Number 0226121671
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