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Foreword | |
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List of abbreviations | |
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List of figures | |
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List of tables | |
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Introduction | |
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Defining International Security Studies | |
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Four questions that structure ISS | |
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Security and its adjacent concepts | |
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The disciplinary boundary of ISS | |
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The Western-centrism conundrum | |
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The key questions in International Security Studies: the state, politics and epistemology | |
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From medieval to sovereign states | |
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The French Revolution and domestic cohesion | |
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The conception of politics in ISS | |
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Epistemology and security debates | |
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Mapping concepts of security | |
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The driving forces behind the evolution of International Security Studies | |
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A post-Kuhnian sociology of science | |
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Internal versus external factors | |
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The theoretical status of the driving forces framework | |
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The five driving forces as general analytical categories | |
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Great power politics | |
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The technological imperative | |
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Events | |
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The internal dynamics of academic debates | |
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Institutionalisation | |
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Strategic Studies, deterrence and the Cold War | |
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Great power politics: the Cold War and bipolarity | |
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The technological imperative: the nuclear revolution in military affairs | |
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The pressure of current affairs and 'events' | |
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The internal dynamics of academic debates | |
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The Cold War challenge to national security | |
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Peace Research and Arms Control | |
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Great power politics: the Cold War and bipolarity | |
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The technological imperative: the nuclear revolution in military affairs | |
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Positive peace, integration and societal cohesion | |
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Structural violence, economics and the environment | |
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The internal dynamics of debates in Peace Research | |
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From peace to security: Common Security, Feminism and Poststructuralism | |
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Foregrounding 'security' | |
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Women as a particular group: the birth of Feminist Security Studies | |
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Linguistic approaches and Poststructuralism | |
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Institutionalisation | |
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Conclusions | |
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International Security studies post-Cold War: the traditionalists | |
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The loss of a meta-event: surviving the Soviet Union | |
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International academic debates: state-centrism and epistemology | |
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Great power politics: a replacement for the Soviet Union? | |
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The technological imperative | |
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Regional security and non-Western events | |
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Institutionalisation | |
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Conclusions | |
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Widening and deepening security | |
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Constructivisms: norms, identities and narratives | |
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Conventional Constructivism | |
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Critical Constructivism | |
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Beyond the (Western) state | |
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Post-colonialism | |
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Human Security | |
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Critical Security Studies | |
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Feminism | |
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Discursive security: the Copenhagen School and Poststructuralism | |
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The Copenhagen School and its critics | |
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Poststructuralism | |
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Institutionalisation | |
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Conclusions | |
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Responding to 9/11: a return to national security? | |
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Traditionalist ISS post-9/11 | |
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The traditionalist response to the Global War on Terrorism | |
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Continuities in traditionalist ISS after 2001 | |
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Widening perspectives and the Global War on Terrorism | |
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Discourses and terrorist subjects | |
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Information technology, bio-security and risk | |
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Institutionalisation and the Global War on Terrorism | |
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Conclusions | |
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Conclusions | |
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The changing shape of ISS | |
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Driving forces reconsidered | |
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The State and future of ISS: conversation or camps? | |
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The outlook for ISS | |
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Great power politics | |
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Events | |
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Technology | |
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Academic debates | |
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Institutionalisation | |
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References | |
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Author index | |
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Subject index | |