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International Political Sociology - Dynamics of Power and Identity in a Globalized World - cover

International Political Sociology - Dynamics of Power and Identity in a Globalized World

Fouad Sabry

Publisher: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Summary

Explore the intersections of politics, sociology, and global dynamics with "International Political Sociology." This essential book offers a unique perspective on how global issues interact with social structures and power relations.
 
Chapter 1: International Political Sociology - Introduction to foundational concepts and their significance.
 
Chapter 2: Political Science - Overview of core principles and their relevance to international contexts.
 
Chapter 3: Social Science - Examination of methodologies and their role in understanding international phenomena.
 
Chapter 4: International Relations Theory - Key theories and their impact on sociopolitical analysis.
 
Chapter 5: Discourse Analysis - How discourse influences and reflects international politics.
 
Chapter 6: Development Studies - Intersection of development theories and international politics.
 
Chapter 7: Reflectivism - Critical perspectives on global issues.
 
Chapter 8: Securitization - Understanding securitization in international relations.
 
Chapter 9: Copenhagen School - Contributions to the study of securitization.
 
Chapter 10: Historical Sociology - Connection between historical perspectives and contemporary international issues.
 
Chapter 11: Sociology - The relevance of Sociology in international dynamics.
 
Chapter 12: Critical Security Studies - Questioning traditional security paradigms.
 
Chapter 13: Security Dialogue - Role of Security Dialogue in shaping policies.
 
Chapter 14: Didier Bigo - Impact of Bigo’s work on International Political Sociology.
 
Chapter 15: Societal Security - Understanding societal perceptions of security threats.
 
Chapter 16: International Political Sociology (Journal) - Key themes and debates in the journal.
 
Chapter 17: Feminist Security Studies - Critique of security approaches through a gendered lens.
 
Chapter 18: R. B. J. Walker - Contributions and impact on international politics and security.
 
Chapter 19: Banopticon - Relevance of Banopticon in contemporary security analysis.
 
Chapter 20: Outline of Social Science - Review of disciplines and their contributions.
 
Chapter 21: Critical Realism - Approach and implications for International Political Sociology.
 
This book provides invaluable insights and practical knowledge, making it a must-have for scholars, students, and enthusiasts.
Available since: 08/05/2024.
Print length: 230 pages.

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