The Right that failed ? The ambiguities of conservative thought and the dilemmas of conservative practice in international affairs
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Hall, I
Rengger, N
Rengger, N
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2005
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Political theory and International Relations have become increasingly interpenetrated over the last few years. This article traces the evolution of this relationship and the emergence of a literature now termed international political theory. It also suggests that a convergence of contemporary political and economic factors, together with a particular intellectual fashion, run the risk of promoting an unnecessarily and inappropriately narrow international political theory, and closes by suggesting how this might be avoided.
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International Affairs
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81
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1
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Policy and administration
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International relations