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This book explores the nature of, and conditions for, theoretical innova tion in International Studies. Highlighting classic and new research problems, this collection of critically-minded, original essays pushes International Relations scholarship in uncharted directions. Bridging social theory and International Relations theory, it searches for sources of intellectual innovation in the everyday lives of ordinary people. The seventeen contributors are drawn from four continents and include such leading scholars as Richard Falk, James Rosenau, Yoshikazu Sakamoto and Susan Strange. Although a diverse group, they find the contempo rary world order is in the throes of a structural transformation, which can be partly understood in terms of emancipation: the self-actualisa tion of human potential and community that looks beyond the current era in which neo-liberal globalisation is dominant, to a more democratic and just world order. Innovation and transformation in International Studies Innovatainodnt ransformation inI ntertniaonSatlu dies edited by Stephen Gill l'Ork University, Toronto and James H. Mittelman American University, Washington DC M CAM BRIDGE '()' UNIVERSITY PRESS CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS CambridNgeew,Y orkM,e lbournMea,d riCda,p e ToSwinn,g apore, SaoP aulDoe,l hDiu,b aTio,k yoM,e xicCoi ty Cambridge UniPvreersssi ty TheE dinburBguhi ldiCnagm,b ridCgBe2 8 RUU,K Publisihne dtU hnei teSdt atoefAs m eribcya CambridUgnei versPirteysN se,w York ww.w cambridge.org Informaotinto hni tsi dwwe: .w cambridge.org/9780521599030 © CambridUgnei versPirteyIs 9s9 7 Thipsu blicatiocno pyirsi Sgiuhnbt j.e tcost t atuteoxrcye ption and top rtohvei soifo nrse lceovlalnetc ltiicveen saignrge ements, nor eproducotfai noynp armta yt akpel acwei thotuhte written permissoifCo anm bridUgnei versPirteys s. Firpsutb lisIh9e9d7 catalogue recordfo r this publication is available from the British Library A Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication Data Innovatainodtn r ansformianit nitoenr natsitoundaIi lee dsi tbeyd StephGeinl l and James H. Mittelman. p. cm. Inclubdiebsl iograrpehfiecraelan ncde si ndex. ISBNo 525I9 ro5( h8a rdba-cIkS)B.N o 525I9 9023 ( pbk) r.I nternational re2l.Ia nttieornnsa.te icoonnaolmr iecl ations. 3.W orlpdo lit-iIc9s4 5-I.G ilSlt,e pheIn9,5 0-. IIM.i ttelman,H .J ames JXI 39LI5I5959 7 327.I'or-dc9260- 47036C IP ISBN 978-o-521-H5a9rrdob5a-c8k ISBN 978-0-521-5P9a9p0e3r-b0a ck CambridUgnei versPirteyhs ass rneos ponsifboirl ipttyeh res istoern ce accuroacfyU RLfso erx ternoarlt hird-pianrtteyrnw eetb sirteefse rred to in thipsu blicaatnidod no,en so tg uaranttheaeat n yc ontent owne bssuicithse ,s or wrielmla ianc,c uroarta ep proprIinaftoer.m arteigoanr dpirnigc tersa,v el timetabalnedos t,h efra ctiunaflo rmagtiivoenin n twhoirski sc orreactt the toifmf ei rpsrti ntbiuntgC ambridUgnei versPirteyds ose nso t guarantee thea ccuroafcsy u cihn formatthieorne earf. t Essays in honour of Robert W. and Jessie Cox critical theorists world order pioneers esteemed colleagues and special friends Contents List of contributors xi Preface xv Acknowledgements xxi Part I: Rethinking and remaking the roots of global social and political theory I Transformation and innovation in the study of world order 5 Stephen Gill 2 Consciousness, myth and collective action: Gramsci, Sorel and the ethical state 25 Enrico Augelli and Craig N. Murphy 3 The critical realist tradition and the demystification of interstate power: E. H. Carr, Hedley Bull and Robert W. Cox 39 Richard Falk 4 Ibn Khaldun and world order 56 Mustapha Kamal Pasha Part II: Political economy: the social and ecological anatomy of transformation 5 Ecology, political economy and the counter-movement: Karl 75 Polanyi and the second great transformation Mitchell Bernard 6 Braudelian reflections on economic globalisation: the historian as pioneer 90 Eric Helleiner 7 Social forces and international political economy: joining the two IRs 105 Jeffrey Harrod ix x Contents 8 Transnational class formation and state forms 115 Kees van der Pijl Part III: Transformation, innovation and emancipation in global political and civil society 9 Globalisation and contested common sense in the United States 138 Mark Rupert 10 The silent revolution and the weapons of the weak: transformation and innovation from below 153 FantuCheru 11 Frantz Fanon, race and world order 170 Randolph Persaud 12 Whose crisis? Early and post-modern masculinism 185 V. Spike Peterson Part IV: Reftections on global order in the twenty-first century 13 Civil society and democratic world order 207 Yoshikazu Sakamoto 14 Imposing global orders: a synthesised ontology for a turbulent era 220 James N. Rosenau 15 The problem or the solution? Capitalism and the state system 236 Susan Strange 16 Rethinking innovation in International Studies: global transformation at the turn of the millennium 248 James H. Mittelman References 264 Index of names 288 Index ofs ubjects 2 91