Table of Contents

Part 1 Boundaries revisited: Incomplete states - Theories and practices of statecraft, Richard Devetak; Cosmopolitanism and communitarianism in a post-Cold War world, Molly Cochran; Globalization and the end of the national project, Robin Brown; Central Europe since the revolutions of 1989 - states, economies and culture in a time of flux, Rick Fawn; Part 2 Boundaries contested: International political economy and international relations - apprentice or teacher?, Robert O'Brien; Towards a new understanding of international trade policies - ideas, institutions and the political economy of foreign economic policy, Simon Mercado; The international dimension of gender inequality and feminist politics - a "new direction" for international political economy? Jill Krause; A neo-Gramscian approach to international organization - An expanded analysis of current reforms to UN development activities, Kelley Lee; Conflict and co-operation in a context of change - a case study of the Senegal River Basin, Anne Guest; the West and the future of military intervention, Thomas G. Otte, Andrew M. Dorman and Wyn Q. Bowen. Part 3 Boundaries redrawn: Earth, power, knowledge - towards a critical global environmental politics, Peter Doran; Radicalizing regimes? Ecology and the critique of IR theory, Matthew Paterson; Rethinking international political economy, Simon Bromley; The end of international relations? The state and international theory in the age of globalization, Julian Saurin.

About the Author

Andrew Linklater is Woodrow Wilson Professor of International Politics at Aberystwyth University, UK.