Deviance in International Relations: ‘Rogue States’ and International Security

227 Pages·2014·1.178 MB·English

by  Wolfgang Wagner, Wouter Werner, Michal Onderco (eds.)

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DEVIANCE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
‘Rogue States’ and International Security
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Editor’s previous books include:
Wolfgang Wagner, Die demokratische Kontrolle internationalisierter Sicherheitspolitik:
Demokratiedefizite bei Militäreinsätzen und in der europäischen Politik innerer
Sicherheit [The Democratic Control of Internationalized Security Politics. Democratic
Deficits in Defense and Internal Security Politics], Baden-Baden: Nomos 2011.
Wolfgang Wagner, Die Konstruktion einer europäischen Außenpolitik. Deutsche, fran-
zösische und britische Ansätze im Vergleich [The Construction of a European Foreign
Policy. German, French and British Policies in Comparison], Frankfurt am Main and
New York: Campus 2002.
Roland Pierik and Wouter Werner (eds), Cosmopolitanism in Context: Perspectives
from International Law and Political Theory, Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press 2010.
Britta van Beers, Luigi Corrias and Wouter Werner (eds), Humanity Across
International Law and Bio-Law, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2013.
Lukasz Gruszczynski and Wouter Werner (eds), Deference in International Courts
and Tribunals: Standard of Review and Margin of Appreciation, Oxford: Oxford
University Press 2014.
Deviance in International
Relations
‘Rogue States’ and International Security
Edited by
Wolfgang Wagner
Wouter Werner
and
Michal Onderco
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Wouter Werner and Michal Onderco 2014
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Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments ix
Notes on Contributors x
1 Rogues, Pariahs, Outlaws: Theorizing Deviance
in International Relations 1
Wolfgang Wagner, Wouter Werner and
Michal Onderco
2 ‘Roguery’ and Citizenship 15
Jorg Kustermans
3 Guises of Sovereignty: ‘Rogue States’ and
Democratic States in the International Legal Order 38
Luigi Corrias
4 Liberal Rogues: The Pitfalls of Great Power
Collaboration and the Stigmatization of
Revolutionary Naples in Post-Napoleonic Europe 58
Bernd Bucher
5 A ‘Rogue’ Gone Norm Entrepreneurial? Iran within
the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime 83
Carmen Wunderlich
6 Dissident Foreign Policy and the (Re-)production
of International Orders 105
Daniel Jacobi, Christian Weber and
Gunther Hellmann
7 Role Theory and ‘Rogue States’ 132
Akan Malici and Stephen G. Walker
8 Rehabilitation or Exclusion? A Criminological
Perspective on Policies towards ‘Rogue States’ 152
Wolfgang Wagner
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9 From a ‘Rogue’ to a Parolee: Analyzing
Libya’s ‘De-roguing’ 171
Michal Onderco
10 International Law, Renegade Regimes and
the Criminalization of Enmity 193
Wouter Werner
Index 214
Preface and Acknowledgments
This book has emerged from the LLM program ‘Law and Politics of
International Security’ at VU University Amsterdam. Two of the edi-
tors, Wouter Werner and Wolfgang Wagner, have been teaching and
coordinating this program since its inception in 2007. The third editor,
Michal Onderco, was a student on the program in 2009–2010. ‘Rogue
states’ and the issue of ‘deviance’ soon appeared as topics of common
interest. Moreover, these topics seemed a fitting illustration of the LLM
program’s key idea, namely that a growing number of issues in inter-
national security can only be fully understood if insights from both
international law and international relations are combined. Several
chapters in this volume operate at the intersection of international law
and international politics or combine insights from law and criminol-
ogy with theories developed in political science.
This edited volume would not be possible without the generous finan-
cial support of the Netherlands’ Organisation for Scientific Research for
Michal’s doctoral research on policies towards ‘rogue states’, which was
written alongside and with an obvious overlap with this book.
A selection of the papers in this volume has been presented at the
annual convention of the International Studies Association in New
Orleans in 2010 and at the General Conference of the European
Consortium for Political Research in Reykjavik in August 2011. We are
grateful to Tanja Aalberts and Kai Oppermann who were these panels’
discussants for their comments and suggestions.
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Notes on Contributors
Bernd Bucher is a Lecturer at the University of Bielefeld. He received
his PhD from the University of St. Gallen. He has written on monist
approaches to the study of international relations, especially the role
of figurational sociology for social constructivist thinking, and the
implications for democratic peace theory. His current research focuses
on constitutionalization processes beyond the nation state in the long
nineteenth century. His work has appeared in Human Figurations.
Luigi Corrias is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law at VU
University Amsterdam, within the Boundaries of Law research program.
His research deals with community and identity in the European and
international legal order, combining insights of phenomenology with
legal and political philosophy. He obtained his PhD in Philosophy from
Tilburg University in 2010. He is the author of The Passivity of Law:
Competence and Constitution in the European Court of Justice (2011). His
other work appeared in the German Law Journal.
Gunther Hellmann is Professor of Political Science at Goethe University
in Frankfurt and Principal Investigator in the Cluster of Excellence
‘Formation of Normative Orders’. Previously, he held posts at the Free
University (Berlin), where he also received his PhD, Darmstadt University
and the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. He was Visiting Professor
at Johns Hopkins’ SAIS Bologna Center and Dartmouth College. His
research interests are in the fields of German and European foreign policy,
European and transatlantic security relations and theory of international
relations. His work has appeared in the International Studies Review, Journal
of International Relations and Development, Review of International Studies
and International Security. He is the editor of De-Europeanization by Default.
Germany´s EU-Policy in Defence and Asylum (2006).
Daniel Jacobi is Research Associate and Lecturer at Goethe University
Frankfurt as well as a Research Associate in the Cluster of Excellence
‘Formation of Normative Orders’. His research focuses on the theory of
knowledge in international relations in general and a theory of security
communication in particular. His work has appeared in International
Political Sociology, International Studies Review, Journal of International
Relations and Development and Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik.
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