...Kamari Maxine Clarke This essay explores Siba Grovogui's publication of Beyond Eurocentrism and Anarchy: Memories of International Order and Institutions as a way to ponder how histories of international relations are told. Clarke considers Grovogui's central point concerning the relationship...

...Premesh Lalu Siba Grovogui's Beyond Eurocentrism and Anarchy is a text that recuperates a modality of critical thought about an emergent object of modern governmentality generally ignored by the discipline and discourse of international relations. International relations, according to Grovogui, has...

...Anna M. Agathangelou In Beyond Eurocentrism and Anarchy: Memories of International Order and Institutions Siba Grovogui begins with a lyrical form of subversion as he speaks to those in International Relations whom he finds participating in moral justifications of a politics of death. Grovogui's...

... a Gramsci useful to historians, political scientists, sociologists, and anthropologists, beyond the common loci of Gramsci scholarship in political theory, comparative literature, and international relations. With a start point in Gramsci's philosophy of praxis, it puts forward a concept of popular politics...

... interrogates the prospect of global justice. Getachew's intervention is field-shaping and especially helpful to those who pursue political theory in the field of international relations (IR). In this article, Shilliam wants to orient Getachew's argument in a direction that she herself implicitly tacks toward...

...Olakunle George George's essay responds to Siba Grovogui's book Beyond Eurocentrism and Anarchy . It discusses some implications deriving from Grovogui's critique of international relations discourse from the vantage point of postcolonial literary and cultural criticism. It also explores...

... (“realism”) in international relations, is in fact called for electoral and democratic justice to de- the characterization of a modern Western reality. mocratize “public life in Africa” (177). In the Grovogui’s larger point is that the neglect of non-­ struggles that followed, Félix Houphouët...

..., including the complex relations between diasporas and host countries, their majority populations, and the identity politics involved in these processes. Based on the case studies assembled in this special section, the article contrasts internal divisions in the Hadhrami and Syro-Lebanese diasporas...

..., defended, and claimed as though the trusteeship system had universalized a decolonized international law. Contributing to emerging scholarship on the relation of international law to global inequality in the decolonizing age, this article gives an account of a decolonizing worldmaking at the grassroots...

...Touraj Daryaee This essay discusses the formation of an economy in late antiquity with the coming of the Sassanian Empire in 224 CE. Local, imperial, regional, and international trade and the role of the state and traders and their relation with one another are previewed. Based on surviving...

... has been reassessing the local biopolitical potential unleashed by the 1919 act. In this article Legg revisits dyarchy at the national scale to show how this “All-India” revisioning of Indian sovereignty was actually negotiated in relation to its imperial and international outsides and the exigencies...

...Mariz Tadros This article examines the notion of empowerment as it has been conceptualized, operationalized, and applied through various programs and projects by some donors funding women- and gender-related projects in the Middle East between 1998 and 2008. The main argument put forward...

... raised a number of issues and concerns among intellectuals and social activists alike. This is particularly true with regard to women's NGOs. Some of the issues raised relate to the rationale behind the mushrooming of this phenomenon, that is, whether it is a conscious product of local or national need...

...Behrooz Moazami Two basic related arguments have informed and shaped much of the scholarly discourse and public consciousness of recent Iranian history. The first is that Shiism is an integral part of the Iranian religious and cultural landscape. The second is that the ulema have played a crucial...

..., and values in international relations revives earlier and more vigorous debates that aimed to over- come the pragmatic, strategic, and, to some, amoral perspective often associated with realist accounts...

... and the Industrial Development of Con- gic History of the Nehru Years. Delhi: Permanent Black, temporary India Mirovaia ekonomika i mezhdunarod- 2010. naia otnosheniia (The World Economy and International Relations), no. 8 (1959): 61  –  ​72. Reid, Susan E. “The Khrushchev Kitchen...

...-Jones completed his BA in his- tory and French at University College London and spent a year at the Université de Toulouse Le Mirail in France. He also completed an MSc in the history of international relations at the London...

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... provocation regarding the emergence and continuing power of the discipline of international relations. Made possible by empire, modern governmentality, and warfare, the disci- pline has demonstrated a marked Eurocentrism that has caused...

... Politics, and Ethical Community .” In Tragedy and International Relations , edited by Erskine Toni Lebow Richard Ned , 97 – 111 . Basingstoke, UK : Palgrave Macmillan , 2012 . Benhabib Seyla . Dignity in Adversity: Human Rights in Troubled Times . Cambridge : Polity Press , 2011...