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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"critical international relations"”.
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Transformation From Below?: The Role of Civil Society Organizations in the Global Governance of the Response to HIV/AIDS.
… towards a more equitable order. Adopting a critical International Relations approach, and applying qualitative methods, it analyzes how CSOs used the initial failure of biomedical responses to the epidemic to advance a human rights frame, which justified their participation in global …
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The elephant in the room: The rise and role of India in the climate change negotiations
… of the work on climate change from within the International Relations discipline has been framed in a neoliberal institutionalist or neorealist frame. Studies in the climate policy canon have been predominantly similarly located, albeit implicitly. In its focus on India this dissertation …
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Scapegoating International Socialisation: Russia’s (Re-)Encounter Narrative 1999-2018
… self-perceived failures in the Western-led international order after the Cold War. Building on critical International Relations (IR) scholarship on social hierarchy and identity, the thesis’s starting point is to take states’ socialisation memory seriously and study how it evolves and shapes …
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Becoming Capable: Empowerment, Improvement, and New Standards of Good Governance in the UN's Capacity Building Agenda
… relation shaping the UN's operations and relationship to its constituencies. This project undertakes institutional ethnography of ten official texts across the UN's development and environmental discourses, attending to how gendered, neoliberal, and neocolonial logics inform the UN's …
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When better worlds collide: historical essays on the politics of international development and social science
… politics is explored here in the contexts of international development. Positing a better worlds problem, it asks how to realise a better world amidst a conflicting plurality of them. Whose ideas matter? Is it more reason or might that define whose better world is right? Structured into three …