Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Preface (Nicholas Onuf)
One: A New Look at Constructivism (Mariano E. Bertucci, Jarrod Hayes, and Patrick James)
Two: Constructivism in International Relations: The Story So Far (Mariano E. Bertucci, Jarrod Hayes, and Patrick James)
Three: The Future of Constructivism: A Constructivist Assessment (David M. McCourt)
Four: On Constructivism, Realism, and Contingency (Oliver Kessler and Brent Steele)
Five: Constructivism and the Logic of Legitimation (Stacie E. Goddard and Ronald R. Krebs)
Six: The Power of Prejudice: The Race Gap in Constructivist International Relations Scholarship (Audie Klotz)
Seven: Technology and Constructivism: Interrogating the Material-Ideational Divide(Jordan Branch)
Eight: Integrating Social Psychological Insights into Constructivist Research (Jennifer M. Ramos)
Nine: New Wine into a (Not So) Old Bottle? Constructivism and the Practice Turn (Jérémie Cornut)
Ten: Securitization Theory: Toward a Replicable Framework for Analysis (Thomas Jamieson)
Eleven: A Realist Perspective on the Constructivist Project (Charles Glaser)
Twelve: Realism, Uncertainty, and the Security Dilemma: Identity and the Tantalizing Promise of Transformed International Relations (David Blagden)
Thirteen: If It Is Everything, It Is Nothing: An Argument for Specificity in Constructivisms (Laura Sjoberg and J. Samuel Barkin)
Fourteen: Moving Forward (Mariano E. Bertucci, Jarrod Hayes, and Patrick James)
Epilogue: Constructivism and Global International Relations: False Promise to Vanguard (Amitav Acharya)
About the Authors
Index