The latest issue of the
Review of International Studies (Vol. 43, no. 4, October 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Forum: Linklater’s Violence and Civilization in the Western States-Systems
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John M. Hobson, A critical-sympathetic introduction to Linklater’s odyssey: Bridge over troubled (Eurocentric?) water
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Zeynep Gülşah Çapan, Writing International Relations from the invisible side of the abyssal line
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Julian Go, ‘Civilization’ and its subalterns
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L.H.M. Ling,
The missing Other: a review of Linklater’s Violence and Civilization in the Western States-System
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Alan Chong,
Civilisations and harm: the politics of civilising processes between the West and the non-West
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Stephen Mennell,
Norbert Elias’s contribution to Andrew Linklater’s contribution to International Relations
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George Lawson,
The untimely historical sociologist
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Tim Dunne & Richard Devetak,
Civilising statecraft: Andrew Linklater and comparative sociologies of states-systems
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Andrew Linklater, Process sociology, the English School, and postcolonialism – understanding ‘civilization’ and world politics: a reply to the critics
- Articles
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Roberto Frega,
Pragmatism and democracy in a global world
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Samuel Brazys & Alexander Dukalskis,
Canary in the coal mine? China, the UNGA, and the changing world order
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Randall Germain & Herman Mark Schwartz, The political economy of currency internationalisation: the case of the RMB
