"GLOBALICS"
‚Globalics‘-
the journal of global politics is a peer-reviewed student journal promoting
critical and innovative approaches to global politics. The global politics
network strives to attract, nurture and synthesize new and critical approaches
to the study and practice of global politics emerging out of various academic
disciplines. Thus contributions from all methodological and epistemological
approaches, schools of thought and relevant disciplines are encouraged.
It is the belief of the global politics network that the current post-cold
war empirical and theoretical debates need to be informed by a very wide
range of critical perspectives and the intense cross-fertilization of
the same.
Submission
Guidelines
ISSUE FALL 2002
- A
Tale of Two Ethnicities? - An Analysis of Approaches to 'Ethnic Conflict':
- The Case of Kosovo
by Anna Stavrianakis
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Causes
of a Divided Discipline: A Critical Examination of the Concept of Cause in
International Relations Theory
by Milja Kurki
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The Global Class - The Power of Disposition
Over (Global) Space as a New Dimension of Class Structuration
by Anil Jain
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ISSUE SPRING 2002
A
‘New’ International Relations: More Social than Science
by Guenther Auth
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An
Immanent Critique of International Relations
“It’s the end of the world as we knew it”
by William Alexander Langdon
Prichard
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Postmodernism
and IR: From Disparate Critiques to a Coherent Theory of Global Politics
by Felipe Krause Dornelles
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Security
is What People Make of It:
The African Great Lakes and the Security Debate
by Karim Bakhit
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Demos
Outside the Polis –
A Critique of the Concept of Global Democracy
by Paul Petzschmann
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The
Conflict Between Intellectual Property Rights of Pharmaceutical Companies
and the Right to Health of AIDS Victims in South Africa
by Lisa Anderson
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Questioning
Aceh’s Inevitability:
A Story of Failed National Integration?
by Mette Lindorf Nielsen
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The
Role of the State in the International Illicit Drugs Trade:
The Case of Colombia and External Intervention
by Julius Walker
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Famine
Politics and the Cycle of Relief Failure
in Sudan’s Civil War:
A Case Study of the OLS Relief Operation in
the Bahr el-Ghazal Famine, 1998
by Tom Rhodes
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