Even though the English School fluctuates from Realism and Revolutionism, it holds Rationalism as its central axis This methodology-pluralism has shorted the
and justice at these levels hitherto relatively neglected by its key figures Key words: The English School, anarchy, sovereignty, pluralism, solidarism Introduction
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The English School is an underutilized research resource and deserves a larger role in IR than it currently has Its distinctive elements are its methodological pluralism, its historicism, and its interlinking of three key concepts: international system, international society and world society
By engaging English School theory, this chapter seeks to connect the study of global environmental politics with wider International Relations (IR) debates about
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11 déc 2014 · If the classical account of pluralism and solidarism is attributable to Bull (1966), it is in the debates among the postclassical ES scholars that the
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