After Authority: War, Peace, and Global Politics in the 21st CenturyState University of New York Press, 1. feb. 2012 - 242 sider After Authority offers an overview of the evolving international political "revolution," a historical perspective based on Lipschutz's writings over the years. It also examines the prospects for war and peace in the twenty-first century. During earlier "industrial revolutions," long-standing and apparently stable patterns of social behavior, economic exchange, and political authority came under challenge. Today, post World War Two institutions that were formed to create a peaceful, economically-prosperous world, are under severe challenge by globalization, liberalization, and social innovation. Old hierarchies of power and wealth have been undermined as people take advantage of new economic and political opportunities, and the resulting disruption of expectations leads to fear, uncertainty, instability, and violence. |
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Side 3
... consequence” of the international politics and economics of the past fifty years, it is the replacement of the sovereign state by the sovereign individual as the subject of world politics. In saying this, I do not mean to suggest that ...
... consequence” of the international politics and economics of the past fifty years, it is the replacement of the sovereign state by the sovereign individual as the subject of world politics. In saying this, I do not mean to suggest that ...
Side 6
... consequence of more than just the acquisition of knowledge and skills in a postsovereign political space; it is a direct result of the particular ways in which production and purpose have been pursued and the forms of social ...
... consequence of more than just the acquisition of knowledge and skills in a postsovereign political space; it is a direct result of the particular ways in which production and purpose have been pursued and the forms of social ...
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... consequences are all too clear. Whether, on balance, this is to be regarded as a positive or negative development remains to be seen. What is clear is that there is no teleology invoked or involved here. I do, however, attribute recent ...
... consequences are all too clear. Whether, on balance, this is to be regarded as a positive or negative development remains to be seen. What is clear is that there is no teleology invoked or involved here. I do, however, attribute recent ...
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... consequences of wars within nation-states, especially as manifested through what we have come to call “ethnic” or “sectarian” conflict. Conventional wisdom attributes these cultural wars to sociobiology, ancient animosities, and the ...
... consequences of wars within nation-states, especially as manifested through what we have come to call “ethnic” or “sectarian” conflict. Conventional wisdom attributes these cultural wars to sociobiology, ancient animosities, and the ...
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... consequences will follow (on globalization, see, e.g., Gill and Mittleman, 1997; Sakamoto, 1994; Castells, 1996, 1997, 1998). In the later chapters of this book, we shall see that these consequences may be violent or peaceful ...
... consequences will follow (on globalization, see, e.g., Gill and Mittleman, 1997; Sakamoto, 1994; Castells, 1996, 1997, 1998). In the later chapters of this book, we shall see that these consequences may be violent or peaceful ...
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3 THE INSECURITY DILEMMA | 33 |
4 ARMS AND AFFLUENCE | 63 |
5 MARKETS THE STATE AND WAR | 83 |
6 THE SOCIAL CONTRACTION | 107 |
7 THE PRINCIPAL | 133 |
8 POLITICS AMONG PEOPLE | 155 |
Notes | 183 |
Bibliography | 197 |
Index | 221 |
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