Recovering International Relations —— The Promise of Sustainable Critique

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ISBN: 9780199916061 出版年：2013 页码：350 Levine, Daniel Oxford University Press

Tables Figures Introduction: Sustainable Critique and the Lost Vocation of International Relations The Lost Vocation Critique and the Loss of Vocation Sustainable Critique (1): The Problem of Reification Sustainable Critique (2): Reification in International Theory Sustainable Critique (3): Chastened Reason Plan of the Work Chapter One: "For We Born After:" The Challenge of Sustainable Critique Between Comte and Catastrophe Sustainable Critique as an Ethical Commitment: The Animus Habitandi The Ethical Lacuna in IR: Three Examples From Critique to Sustainable Critique 'Non-Identity' and Negative Dialectics A Logical Impasse? Chapter Two: Sustainable Critique and Critical IR Theory: Against Emancipation A New Hope: Emancipation in Critical IR Theory Post-National Liberalism and Pragmatism The Adornian Alternative: Constellation and a Hermeneutic Turn Concretizing the Constellation in IR: Allison's Essence of Decision Toward Sustainable Critique: Concluding Thoughts Chapter Three: The Realist Dilemma: Politics and the Limits of Theory The 'Dutch Boy Syndrome': Morgenthau's Despairing Vocation 1. Morgenthau's Positive Dialectics 2. The Limits of Positive Dialectics: Reification, Despair, Backlash 3. From Reification to Sustainable Critique: Morgenthau's Missed Opportunity Reification by "Ontological Smuggling": Waltz's Middle-Range Realism Epistemological Lowballing: Wendt's 'Third Way' Concluding Thoughts: Critical Realism and Sustainable Critique Chapter Four: Communitarian IR Theory: "The Common Socius of us All" IR-Liberalism: Two Traditions Between Community and Individual Plan of the Chapter Metaphysical Communitarianism: Functionalism 1. The Fabian Impasse 2. The Mitranyan Breakthrough The 'Wise Android': Deutsch's Cybernetic Turn 'Third-way' Communitarianism and the Primacy of Vision: Adler Concluding Thoughts: From Communitarian to Individualist IR Chapter Five: Individualist IR Theory: Disharmonious Cooperation IR-Liberalism: From Communitarian to Individualist Plan of the Chapter Metaphysical Individualism: Ernst Haas and the Renewed March of Reason 1. Against Communitarianism: Neo-Functionalism and 'Managed Gesellschaft' 2. From Neo-functionalism to Liberal Nationalism: Taking up the Gauntlet of Reflexivity Middle-Range Individualism: Keohane's Disharmonious Cooperation and 'Humility' 1. Complex Interdependence and the Middle-Range Turn 2. Liberal Institutionalism's Unsustainable Reflexivity "Third-Way" Individualism: Multiple Paradigms and the 'Pirandello Problem' Conclusion: Toward Sustainably Critical International Theory The 'Hermeneutic Sphere': Toward a Sustainably Critical Research Program Sympathetic Knowledge A Working Example: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and IR 1. Building up the Hermeneutic 'Third Axis' 2. Constructing the Constellation: an Analytical Table of Contents The Constellar Production of Compassion Politics without Compassion: More of the Same? Works Cited