The Oxford Handbook of International Political Sociology
Herausgeber: Goddard, Stacie E; Sending, Ole Jacob; Lawson, George
The Oxford Handbook of International Political Sociology
Herausgeber: Goddard, Stacie E; Sending, Ole Jacob; Lawson, George
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 912
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 177mm x 58mm
- Gewicht: 1762g
- ISBN-13: 9780198854708
- ISBN-10: 0198854706
- Artikelnr.: 73480838
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
* 1: Stacie E. Goddard, George Lawson, and Ole Jacob Sending:
Introduction
* Part I. Relationalism
* 2: Julian Go and Daniel Nexon: What is Relationalism?
* 3: Alexander H. Montgomery: Relationally Challenged: Putting the
Social back into Network Analysis
* 4: Marylou Hamm, FrÃ(c)dÃ(c)ric MÃ(c)rand, and Anke S. Obendiek:
Fields: From Social Interaction to the Analysis of Power
* 5: Colleen Bell and Caroline Holmqvist: Assemblages
* Part II. Subjectivity
* 6: Charlotte Epstein and Patrick Thaddeus Jackson: Intersubjectivity
* 7: Tanja Aalberts: Discourse
* 8: Rebecca Adler-Nissen: Practices
* 9: Paul K. MacDonald: Repertoires
* 10: Silvija Jestrovic and Shirin M. Rai: Performing Intersubjectivity
* 11: Thomas Lindemann: (Mis)recognition
* 12: William W. Callahan: Visualizing International Politics: From
Visual Securitization to Visual Governance
* Part III. Historicism
* 13: Tarak Barkawi, Duncan Bell, and Ayse Zarakol: What is
"Historicism"?
* 14: Jeanne Morefield: History and Theory: On Putting Imperialism Back
in the Center of Things
* 15: Eren Duzgun: Varieties of Sociology in International Relations:
Modernity, Capitalism, and Eurocentrism
* 16: Brieg Powel: Historicizing the Global
* 17: Hendrik Spruyt: Historical International Orders
* 18: Meera Sabaratnam: Decolonizing International Political Sociology
* Part IV. Orders
* 19: Christian Reus-Smit and Ann E. Towns: The Enduring Question of
International Order
* 20: Jorg Kustermans: Rule in Global Politics
* 21: Arjun Chowdhury: Sovereignty
* 22: Lisa Tilley: The Structural Order of Neoliberal Racial Capital
* 23: Clive Gabay: Racial Orders
* 24: Laura Sjoberg: Gender and Order in Global Politics
* 25: Joanne Yao: Spatial Order: Territoriality, Internationalism, and
Resistance
* Part V. Resistance
* 26: Jef Huysmans and Joao Pontes Nogueira: Transgressive Politics:
International Political Sociology and Resistance
* 27: Xavier Guillaume and Nicolas Lemay-HÃ(c)bert: The Game of
Everyday Resistance
* 28: Håkan Thörn: Ecological Resistance
* 29: Jean-François Drolet: Conservative Resistance
* 30: Debbie Lisle: Border Trajectories: Foregrounding Durability and
Friction
* 31: Eric Selbin: International Political Sociology and Resistance:
Whither Revolution?
* Part VI. Power
* 32: Stefano Guzzini and Jimmy Casas Klausen: Power in International
Political Sociology
* 33: Jennifer Spindel: Military Power
* 34: Alvina Hoffmann: Symbolic Power
* 35: Matthew Eagleton-Pierce: Economic Power
* 36: Sabrina Axster and Ida Danewid: Corporeal Power
* Part VII. Actors and Agency
* 37: Jutta Weldes and Raymond Duvall: On Actors, Agency, and Subjects
in International Relations
* 38: Iver B. Neumann: Polities
* 39: Ben Christian and Sebastian Schindler: The Social Constitution of
International Organizations as Actors of World Politics
* 40: Annabelle Littoz-Monnet: Experts
* 41: Enrike van Wingerden: Putting "Things" First: On Objects and
Agency in International Relations
Introduction
* Part I. Relationalism
* 2: Julian Go and Daniel Nexon: What is Relationalism?
* 3: Alexander H. Montgomery: Relationally Challenged: Putting the
Social back into Network Analysis
* 4: Marylou Hamm, FrÃ(c)dÃ(c)ric MÃ(c)rand, and Anke S. Obendiek:
Fields: From Social Interaction to the Analysis of Power
* 5: Colleen Bell and Caroline Holmqvist: Assemblages
* Part II. Subjectivity
* 6: Charlotte Epstein and Patrick Thaddeus Jackson: Intersubjectivity
* 7: Tanja Aalberts: Discourse
* 8: Rebecca Adler-Nissen: Practices
* 9: Paul K. MacDonald: Repertoires
* 10: Silvija Jestrovic and Shirin M. Rai: Performing Intersubjectivity
* 11: Thomas Lindemann: (Mis)recognition
* 12: William W. Callahan: Visualizing International Politics: From
Visual Securitization to Visual Governance
* Part III. Historicism
* 13: Tarak Barkawi, Duncan Bell, and Ayse Zarakol: What is
"Historicism"?
* 14: Jeanne Morefield: History and Theory: On Putting Imperialism Back
in the Center of Things
* 15: Eren Duzgun: Varieties of Sociology in International Relations:
Modernity, Capitalism, and Eurocentrism
* 16: Brieg Powel: Historicizing the Global
* 17: Hendrik Spruyt: Historical International Orders
* 18: Meera Sabaratnam: Decolonizing International Political Sociology
* Part IV. Orders
* 19: Christian Reus-Smit and Ann E. Towns: The Enduring Question of
International Order
* 20: Jorg Kustermans: Rule in Global Politics
* 21: Arjun Chowdhury: Sovereignty
* 22: Lisa Tilley: The Structural Order of Neoliberal Racial Capital
* 23: Clive Gabay: Racial Orders
* 24: Laura Sjoberg: Gender and Order in Global Politics
* 25: Joanne Yao: Spatial Order: Territoriality, Internationalism, and
Resistance
* Part V. Resistance
* 26: Jef Huysmans and Joao Pontes Nogueira: Transgressive Politics:
International Political Sociology and Resistance
* 27: Xavier Guillaume and Nicolas Lemay-HÃ(c)bert: The Game of
Everyday Resistance
* 28: Håkan Thörn: Ecological Resistance
* 29: Jean-François Drolet: Conservative Resistance
* 30: Debbie Lisle: Border Trajectories: Foregrounding Durability and
Friction
* 31: Eric Selbin: International Political Sociology and Resistance:
Whither Revolution?
* Part VI. Power
* 32: Stefano Guzzini and Jimmy Casas Klausen: Power in International
Political Sociology
* 33: Jennifer Spindel: Military Power
* 34: Alvina Hoffmann: Symbolic Power
* 35: Matthew Eagleton-Pierce: Economic Power
* 36: Sabrina Axster and Ida Danewid: Corporeal Power
* Part VII. Actors and Agency
* 37: Jutta Weldes and Raymond Duvall: On Actors, Agency, and Subjects
in International Relations
* 38: Iver B. Neumann: Polities
* 39: Ben Christian and Sebastian Schindler: The Social Constitution of
International Organizations as Actors of World Politics
* 40: Annabelle Littoz-Monnet: Experts
* 41: Enrike van Wingerden: Putting "Things" First: On Objects and
Agency in International Relations
* 1: Stacie E. Goddard, George Lawson, and Ole Jacob Sending:
Introduction
* Part I. Relationalism
* 2: Julian Go and Daniel Nexon: What is Relationalism?
* 3: Alexander H. Montgomery: Relationally Challenged: Putting the
Social back into Network Analysis
* 4: Marylou Hamm, FrÃ(c)dÃ(c)ric MÃ(c)rand, and Anke S. Obendiek:
Fields: From Social Interaction to the Analysis of Power
* 5: Colleen Bell and Caroline Holmqvist: Assemblages
* Part II. Subjectivity
* 6: Charlotte Epstein and Patrick Thaddeus Jackson: Intersubjectivity
* 7: Tanja Aalberts: Discourse
* 8: Rebecca Adler-Nissen: Practices
* 9: Paul K. MacDonald: Repertoires
* 10: Silvija Jestrovic and Shirin M. Rai: Performing Intersubjectivity
* 11: Thomas Lindemann: (Mis)recognition
* 12: William W. Callahan: Visualizing International Politics: From
Visual Securitization to Visual Governance
* Part III. Historicism
* 13: Tarak Barkawi, Duncan Bell, and Ayse Zarakol: What is
"Historicism"?
* 14: Jeanne Morefield: History and Theory: On Putting Imperialism Back
in the Center of Things
* 15: Eren Duzgun: Varieties of Sociology in International Relations:
Modernity, Capitalism, and Eurocentrism
* 16: Brieg Powel: Historicizing the Global
* 17: Hendrik Spruyt: Historical International Orders
* 18: Meera Sabaratnam: Decolonizing International Political Sociology
* Part IV. Orders
* 19: Christian Reus-Smit and Ann E. Towns: The Enduring Question of
International Order
* 20: Jorg Kustermans: Rule in Global Politics
* 21: Arjun Chowdhury: Sovereignty
* 22: Lisa Tilley: The Structural Order of Neoliberal Racial Capital
* 23: Clive Gabay: Racial Orders
* 24: Laura Sjoberg: Gender and Order in Global Politics
* 25: Joanne Yao: Spatial Order: Territoriality, Internationalism, and
Resistance
* Part V. Resistance
* 26: Jef Huysmans and Joao Pontes Nogueira: Transgressive Politics:
International Political Sociology and Resistance
* 27: Xavier Guillaume and Nicolas Lemay-HÃ(c)bert: The Game of
Everyday Resistance
* 28: Håkan Thörn: Ecological Resistance
* 29: Jean-François Drolet: Conservative Resistance
* 30: Debbie Lisle: Border Trajectories: Foregrounding Durability and
Friction
* 31: Eric Selbin: International Political Sociology and Resistance:
Whither Revolution?
* Part VI. Power
* 32: Stefano Guzzini and Jimmy Casas Klausen: Power in International
Political Sociology
* 33: Jennifer Spindel: Military Power
* 34: Alvina Hoffmann: Symbolic Power
* 35: Matthew Eagleton-Pierce: Economic Power
* 36: Sabrina Axster and Ida Danewid: Corporeal Power
* Part VII. Actors and Agency
* 37: Jutta Weldes and Raymond Duvall: On Actors, Agency, and Subjects
in International Relations
* 38: Iver B. Neumann: Polities
* 39: Ben Christian and Sebastian Schindler: The Social Constitution of
International Organizations as Actors of World Politics
* 40: Annabelle Littoz-Monnet: Experts
* 41: Enrike van Wingerden: Putting "Things" First: On Objects and
Agency in International Relations
Introduction
* Part I. Relationalism
* 2: Julian Go and Daniel Nexon: What is Relationalism?
* 3: Alexander H. Montgomery: Relationally Challenged: Putting the
Social back into Network Analysis
* 4: Marylou Hamm, FrÃ(c)dÃ(c)ric MÃ(c)rand, and Anke S. Obendiek:
Fields: From Social Interaction to the Analysis of Power
* 5: Colleen Bell and Caroline Holmqvist: Assemblages
* Part II. Subjectivity
* 6: Charlotte Epstein and Patrick Thaddeus Jackson: Intersubjectivity
* 7: Tanja Aalberts: Discourse
* 8: Rebecca Adler-Nissen: Practices
* 9: Paul K. MacDonald: Repertoires
* 10: Silvija Jestrovic and Shirin M. Rai: Performing Intersubjectivity
* 11: Thomas Lindemann: (Mis)recognition
* 12: William W. Callahan: Visualizing International Politics: From
Visual Securitization to Visual Governance
* Part III. Historicism
* 13: Tarak Barkawi, Duncan Bell, and Ayse Zarakol: What is
"Historicism"?
* 14: Jeanne Morefield: History and Theory: On Putting Imperialism Back
in the Center of Things
* 15: Eren Duzgun: Varieties of Sociology in International Relations:
Modernity, Capitalism, and Eurocentrism
* 16: Brieg Powel: Historicizing the Global
* 17: Hendrik Spruyt: Historical International Orders
* 18: Meera Sabaratnam: Decolonizing International Political Sociology
* Part IV. Orders
* 19: Christian Reus-Smit and Ann E. Towns: The Enduring Question of
International Order
* 20: Jorg Kustermans: Rule in Global Politics
* 21: Arjun Chowdhury: Sovereignty
* 22: Lisa Tilley: The Structural Order of Neoliberal Racial Capital
* 23: Clive Gabay: Racial Orders
* 24: Laura Sjoberg: Gender and Order in Global Politics
* 25: Joanne Yao: Spatial Order: Territoriality, Internationalism, and
Resistance
* Part V. Resistance
* 26: Jef Huysmans and Joao Pontes Nogueira: Transgressive Politics:
International Political Sociology and Resistance
* 27: Xavier Guillaume and Nicolas Lemay-HÃ(c)bert: The Game of
Everyday Resistance
* 28: Håkan Thörn: Ecological Resistance
* 29: Jean-François Drolet: Conservative Resistance
* 30: Debbie Lisle: Border Trajectories: Foregrounding Durability and
Friction
* 31: Eric Selbin: International Political Sociology and Resistance:
Whither Revolution?
* Part VI. Power
* 32: Stefano Guzzini and Jimmy Casas Klausen: Power in International
Political Sociology
* 33: Jennifer Spindel: Military Power
* 34: Alvina Hoffmann: Symbolic Power
* 35: Matthew Eagleton-Pierce: Economic Power
* 36: Sabrina Axster and Ida Danewid: Corporeal Power
* Part VII. Actors and Agency
* 37: Jutta Weldes and Raymond Duvall: On Actors, Agency, and Subjects
in International Relations
* 38: Iver B. Neumann: Polities
* 39: Ben Christian and Sebastian Schindler: The Social Constitution of
International Organizations as Actors of World Politics
* 40: Annabelle Littoz-Monnet: Experts
* 41: Enrike van Wingerden: Putting "Things" First: On Objects and
Agency in International Relations







