1st Edition
Pragmatism in International Relations
Part I Introduction
Chapter 1: Introducing Pragmatism to International Relations (H. Bauer/ E. Brighi)
Part II Pragmatism and the Theory of International Relations
Chapter 2: Pragmatism and International Relations Theory (F. Kratochwil)
Chapter 3: Pragmatism and Early Realism (M. Williams)
Chapter 4: Pragmatism and Constructivism (H. Gould/ N. Onuf)
Part III Pragmatism as Social Research in International Relations
Chapter 5: Contingency, Multi-perspectivism, Knowledge (P. Baert)
Chapter 6: Historical Inquiry, Pragmatism and International Relations (J. B. Isacoff)
Chapter 7: Pragmatism and the Analysis of Foreign Policy (I. B. Neuman)
Part IV Pragmatism and Norms in International Relations
Chapter 8: Pragmatism as Normative Thought in International Relations (R. Shapcott)
Chapter 9: Pragmatism and International Institutions (P. Haas/ E. Haas)
Chapter 10: International Law and Pragmatism (W. M. Reisman, TBC)
Part V Limitations and Conclusions
Chapter 11: The Limitations and Boundaries of Pragmatism (M. Festenstein)
Chapter 12: Pragmatism in International Relations (H. Bauer/ E. Brighi)
Biography
Harry Bauer is a Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Mannheim, Germany. His main research interests lie in the intersection of IR theory and social theory; environmental governance and non-state actors in international relations. He is about to complete a major study into the intricate practices of environmental NGOs in world politics. Elisabetta Brighi is a Junior Research Fellow at Exeter College and a Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Oxford, where she is also a Visiting Fellow of the Oxford-Leverhulme Programme on the ‘Changing Character of War’ and a Research Associate at the Centre for International Studies. Her research spans the fields of foreign policy analysis, security studies and the theory of international relations.
