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Civilizations, Anglo-America and balances of practice and power
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KATZENSTEIN, Peter J., Civilizations, Anglo-America and balances of practice and power, EUI MWP LS, 2016/01 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/38386
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Civilizations imbue contemporary world politics with pluralism, plurality and multiplicities that must be central in our analyses. Anglo-America and other civilizational communities encompassing nationstates are marked by balances of practice and power in areas as diverse as law, popular culture and finance. They point to a future full of surprises and contaminated cosmopolitanisms rather than recurrent realist and liberal sameness.
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The lecture was delivered on 9 December 2015.