1st Edition
The Dividing Discipline Hegemony and Diversity in International Theory
Introduction 1. Hegemony and challenge in international theory 2. The continuity of the classical tradition 3. A city common to all: theories of global society 4. Neo-Marxist challenges to the classical tradition 5. Paradigms in international theory: hegemony or pluralism? 6. International theory: an international discipline? 7. Choosing directions
Biography
Kal Holsti retired in July 2000 but is now a Research Associate with the Centre for International Relations in the Liu Institute. His specializations include international relations theory, security studies, and foreign policy analysis. He is a former editor of the International Studies Quarterly, co-editor of the Canadian Journal of Political Science, and former President of both the Canadian Political Science Association and the International Studies Association. He has taught as a visiting professor at the University of Hawaii, the International University of Japan, Kyoto University, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and at McGill University.
Review of the first publication:
“…Professor Holsti has written a useful survey of the state of the art in international relations. His book is clearly written…”
— Susan Strange, London School of Economics and Political Sciencce, UK
