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...Antoine Baudin Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Antoine Baudin Why Is Soviet Painting Hidden from Us? Zhdanov Art and Its International Relations and Fallout, 1947-53 ^AAthin the socialist realist system, the visual and plastic arts occupy a singular and problematic position...

...Alina Sajed; Begüm Adalet Bringing together political theorists of empire with critical scholars of international relations who have interrogated the methodological nationalism (indeed the fetish of the nation-state) of their disciplines, this special issue examines the multifaceted dimensions...

... . Wight Martin . 1960 . “ Why Is There No International Relations Theory? ” International Relations 2 , no. 1 : 35 – 48 . https://doi.org/10.1177/004711786000200 . Wolf Eric . 1982 . Europe and the People Without History . Berkeley : University of California Press . Quilombo...

... to petition and appeal decisions to states. Read against this backdrop, the racial equality declaration moved beyond an abstract call for nondiscrimination to a deeper critique of the way that the UN remained wedded to an international order oriented around ensuring stability in the interstate relations...

...., September 23, 2002). EŞİK does not have individual members. Its horizontal structure includes various permanent working groups, including international relations, law, coordination, agency (responsible for social media, visual, and content creation), academy, political parties, night watch, text...

... in the international economy, and the related tension between the fragmentation of labor management and the continuing centralized regulation of migration. The central players in labor transplant are multiple intermediaries in China and the receiving countries, including public institutions, commercial recruitment...

... are not merely technological infrastructure; they transform social and spatial relations by altering land use, property relations, and patterns of work and consumption. The social history of pipelines is a paradoxical tale of the dispossession of local communities and their often coercive integration into wider...

...—how we confront or react to a hostile world—relates to its internal life, what we are able to create together. References Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984–1992 . 2012 . Directed by Dagmar Schultz. Screenplay by Dagmar Schultz, Ika Hügel-Marshall, Aletta von Vietinghoff, and Ria Cheatom. Run...

... Colonialism in Equality  641 peoples under U.S. federal law and international law. This changing politi- cal terrain creates the need for multiple interventions on different fronts when challenging the logic and workings of settler colonialism and how the logic of capital functions in relation...

...Malav Kanuga; Peter Funke; Todd Wolfson Recognizing the current conjuncture, this article explores the changing role of media and communications in the cohering of social struggles by antisystemic social movements. Transforming structural relations of media and their tactical uses, the authors...

..., to the privatization of health care and the imposition of private capital as the mediator of all relations of care. Despite the sharp neoliberal turn in its politics since the 1980s, Sweden's international reputation as the ideal welfare state somehow remains. Here Mason studies the ways insurgent groups in Sweden...

... agency. Her political and intellectual concerns lie at the cross section of international relations, political theory, and political sociology. Her work has appeared in International Politics ; Cultural Critique ; International Political Sociology ; Millennium: Journal of International Studies...

... of international relations. His specific objective is to analyze the principles of Franklin s approach to foreign policy by probing into his actions as well as into his expression of opinion concerning international politics. Basic in the analysis is the conviction that there was a unity of purpose...

... on several controversial aspects of Madison s life, such as those dealing with public administration, international law, the relations of sea power and war, and public opinion and diplomacy. He has chosen as his antagonist the amateur historian, Henry Adams, whom he assails with astonishing vigor. Some...

... Lindsay. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1955. Pp. xvi, 286. $3.75. Michael Lindsay (Lord Lindsay of Birker), presently Senior Fellow in the Department of International Relations at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, writes on China and Communism from personal experience...

... . New York : Palgrave Macmillan . Ashraf Ahmad . 1981 . “ The Roots of Emerging Dual Class Structure in Nineteenth-Century Iran .” Iranian Studies 14 , nos. 1–2 : 5 – 27 . Ayoob Mohammed . 2002 . “ Inequality and Theorizing in International Relations: The Case for Subaltern...

..., and the third to international relations, both from the viewpoint of the Communist Inter­ national and from that of more conventional diplomacy. With Volume IV the pattern changes, for it ties together economics, international relations, and the complicated political developments from the latter part of 1922...

... that, tradition-bound, they have proved themselves in­ capable of coping successfully with the problems of a world in turmoil. Much of the blame for the coming of World War I was attributed to secret diplomacy. During the long armistice between the two world wars, when international relations became ever more...

... Dimensions of the Foreign Policies of Commonwealth Caribbean States, in Regionalism and the Commonwealth Carib­ bean, ed. Roy Preiswerk, (Trinidad: Institute of International Relations, Uni­ versity of the West Indies, 1969). The Diplomacy of New States 383 diplomacy to focus on the area. If history records...

... Professor Carr handled topically the whole period from 1917 to 1923: one volume was devoted to economics, one to the internal political problem, and the third to international relations, both from the viewpoint of the Communist Inter­ national and from that of more conventional diplomacy. With Volume IV...