Poverty and International Relations Theory

Rentier States and International Relations Theory

The state plays a central position in theoretical debates in International Relations (IR). Both Realists and Liberals see the state as the central actor in the international system and thereby follow a Western understanding of the state as the holder of the monopoly of force. In the IRsub discipline of security studies new categories such as weak state, quasi state or state failure have created...

a cultural theory of international relations

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Analysis of Ahmadinejad Government's Foreign Policy According to the Critical Theory of International Relations

The goal of this article is the analysis of Ahmadinejad government's foreign policy according to the critical theory of international relations. Whether it seems foreign policy of Mahmood Ahmadinejad, government is different from his before and after governments. Perhaps it could be provided more detailed and objective analysis from foreign policy of Islamic Republic of Iran during Ahmadinejad ...

Power Relations, Inequality and Poverty

Poverty and Indo–Norwegian Relations

Amitabh Behar, ‘The Role of Civil Society Coalitions in the Fight Against Poverty’ This presentation discusses how civil society coalitions and networks in India work to fight poverty and discrimination, and to demand accountability of governance. It also discusses the role of global civil society coalitions and international actors in adding value to these national campaigns. Rajshree Chandra,...