Taking world ordering as international relations theory's primary challenge, Adler suggests cognitive evolution, a practice-based social theory, to explain it.
Taking world ordering as international relations theory's primary challenge, Adler suggests cognitive evolution, a practice-based social theory, to explain it.
Emanuel Adler is the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Chair of Israeli Studies and Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto, and Honorary Professor at the University of Copenhagen. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and of the European Academy of Sciences. His publications include Security Communities (co-edited with Michael Barnett, Cambridge, 1998) and International Practices (co-edited with Vincent Pouliot, Cambridge, 2011).
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue. The crux of the matter Part I. Social Constructivism as Cognitive Evolution: 1. Samurai crabs and international social orders 2. Evolutionary ontology: from being to becoming 3. Evolutionary epistemology 4. Practices, background knowledge, communities of practice, social orders Part II. Cognitive Evolution Theory and International Social Orders: 5. International social orders 6. Cognitive evolution theory: social mechanisms and processes 7. Agential social mechanisms 8. Creative variation 9. Selective retention 10. Better practices and bounded progress Epilogue: world ordering.
Prologue. The crux of the matter Part I. Social Constructivism as Cognitive Evolution: 1. Samurai crabs and international social orders 2. Evolutionary ontology: from being to becoming 3. Evolutionary epistemology 4. Practices, background knowledge, communities of practice, social orders Part II. Cognitive Evolution Theory and International Social Orders: 5. International social orders 6. Cognitive evolution theory: social mechanisms and processes 7. Agential social mechanisms 8. Creative variation 9. Selective retention 10. Better practices and bounded progress Epilogue: world ordering.
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