1st Edition
Norm Antipreneurs and the Politics of Resistance to Global Normative Change
1. Norm Antipreneurs in World Politics
Alan Bloomfield and Shirley V. Scott
2. Resisting the Responsibility to Protect
Alan Bloomfield
3. Resisting the Ban on Cluster Munitions
Kenki Adachi
4. Resistance to the Emergent Norm to Advance Progress Towards the Complete Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
Orli Zahava
5. Rival Networks and the Conflict over Assassination/ Targeted Killing
Clifford Bob
6. Resisting the Emerging ‘Humanitarian Access’ Norm
Alan Bloomfield
7. Resisting Japan’s Promotion of a Norm of Sustainable Whaling
Shirley V. Scott and Lucia Oriana
8. Resisting the Norm of Climate Security
Shirley V. Scott
9. Additional Categories of Agency: ‘Creative Resistors’ to Normative Change in Post-Crisis Global Financial Governance
Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn
10. Contesting Private Sustainability Norms in Primary Commodity Production: Norm Hybridisation in the Palm Oil Sector
Helen Nesadurai
11. Whose Norm is it Anyway? Mediating Contested Norm-Histories in Iraq (2003) and Syria (2013)
Frank Harvey and John Mitton
12. To Boldly Go Where No Country has gone before: U.S. Norm Antipreneurism and the Weaponization of Outer Space
Jeffrey S. Lantis
13. Resisting ‘Good Governance’ Norms in the EU’s European Neighbourhood Policy
William Clapton
14. Norm Entrepreneurs and Antipreneurs: chalk and cheese, or two faces of the same coin?
Shirley V. Scott and Alan Bloomfield
Biography
Alan Bloomfield is the Vice Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
Shirley V. Scott is Professor of International Relations at the School of Social Sciences, University of New South Wales, Australia.
