Date: 2006
Type: Article
Forum: rethinking the rules
SØRENSEN, Georg; LANG, Jr., Anthony; RENGGER, Nicholas; WALKER, William; KLABBERS, Jan; KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich
; BROWN, Christopher; AGUILAR, Mario I.; SCHICK, Kate; IMBER, Mark; THIRKELL-WHITE, Ben; LAMPEL, Joseph; ALDRICH, Richard J.; GROVE, Eric; DANCHEV, Alex; SHEFFIELD, Gary; CRANG, Jeremy A.; FREEDMAN, Lawrence
; BROWN, Christopher; AGUILAR, Mario I.; SCHICK, Kate; IMBER, Mark; THIRKELL-WHITE, Ben; LAMPEL, Joseph; ALDRICH, Richard J.; GROVE, Eric; DANCHEV, Alex; SHEFFIELD, Gary; CRANG, Jeremy A.; FREEDMAN, Lawrence
International relations, 2006, 20, 3, 251-380
SØRENSEN, Georg, LANG, Jr., Anthony, RENGGER, Nicholas, WALKER, William, KLABBERS, Jan, KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich, BROWN, Christopher, AGUILAR, Mario I., SCHICK, Kate, IMBER, Mark, THIRKELL-WHITE, Ben, LAMPEL, Joseph, ALDRICH, Richard J., GROVE, Eric, DANCHEV, Alex, SHEFFIELD, Gary, CRANG, Jeremy A., FREEDMAN, Lawrence, Forum: rethinking the rules, International relations, 2006, 20, 3, 251-380
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Keyword(s): Liberalism World order Social values Peace Cooperation Threat Terrorism Globalization International relations Political stability Ethics International law Law enforcement Constructivism Rule of law International system Legal theory Legitimacy European Union Policy making International Criminal Court International humanitarian law Foreign policy Armed forces Political conflicts Identity Critical theory Governance UN Security Council Collective security Rule-making power Intelligence services Decision making War Sovereignty Military history Europe Iraq Falkland Islands U.S.A. Argentina England United Kingdom
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