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List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgement; Note on transliteration; List of abbreviations; International relations of the Middle East: an introduction May Darwich and Adham Saouli; 1. What is international relations theory? Theory, metatheory, reflexivity, pluralism Vassilios Paipais; Part I. Making and Dynamics of Regional Order: 2. Historical sociology: case study: revolution and foreign policy in Nasserite Egypt Adham Saouli; 3. Postcolonialism: case study: history, colonialism, and conflict in Syria Jasmine K. Gani; 4. Constructivism: case study: identity and regional cold wars Morten Valbjorn; 5. Poststructuralism case study: marginalising Arab collective identity Silvia Ferabolli; Part II. Conflict and Foreign Policy: 6. Feminism case study: gender and Israeli settler colonialism in Palestine Nicola Pratt; 7. Classical realism case study: Saudi Foreign policy in the post-2011 Middle East May Darwich; 8. Structural Realism case study: the Maghreb regional system: anarchy and war Mohammed Hemchi and Bassel F. Salloukh; 9. Marxism case study: Iran's Intervention in Syria (2011-2021) Kayhan Valadbaygi; Part III. Regional Issues: 10. Liberalism case study: special economic zones in the Middle East Imad El-Anis; 11. The English school case study: natural disasters and promises of regional Solidarism in the Middle East Ipek Z. Ruacan; 12. Green theories case study: the Yemen War and Red Sea Pollution Jeannie Sowers; Conclusion: international relations theory: explanation, understanding, and evaluation Anthony F Lang, Jr.; Glossary; Index.
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List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgement; Note on transliteration; List of abbreviations; International relations of the Middle East: an introduction May Darwich and Adham Saouli; 1. What is international relations theory? Theory, metatheory, reflexivity, pluralism Vassilios Paipais; Part I. Making and Dynamics of Regional Order: 2. Historical sociology: case study: revolution and foreign policy in Nasserite Egypt Adham Saouli; 3. Postcolonialism: case study: history, colonialism, and conflict in Syria Jasmine K. Gani; 4. Constructivism: case study: identity and regional cold wars Morten Valbjorn; 5. Poststructuralism case study: marginalising Arab collective identity Silvia Ferabolli; Part II. Conflict and Foreign Policy: 6. Feminism case study: gender and Israeli settler colonialism in Palestine Nicola Pratt; 7. Classical realism case study: Saudi Foreign policy in the post-2011 Middle East May Darwich; 8. Structural Realism case study: the Maghreb regional system: anarchy and war Mohammed Hemchi and Bassel F. Salloukh; 9. Marxism case study: Iran's Intervention in Syria (2011-2021) Kayhan Valadbaygi; Part III. Regional Issues: 10. Liberalism case study: special economic zones in the Middle East Imad El-Anis; 11. The English school case study: natural disasters and promises of regional Solidarism in the Middle East Ipek Z. Ruacan; 12. Green theories case study: the Yemen War and Red Sea Pollution Jeannie Sowers; Conclusion: international relations theory: explanation, understanding, and evaluation Anthony F Lang, Jr.; Glossary; Index.
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List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgement; Note on transliteration; List of abbreviations; International relations of the Middle East: an introduction May Darwich and Adham Saouli; 1. What is international relations theory? Theory, metatheory, reflexivity, pluralism Vassilios Paipais; Part I. Making and Dynamics of Regional Order: 2. Historical sociology: case study: revolution and foreign policy in Nasserite Egypt Adham Saouli; 3. Postcolonialism: case study: history, colonialism, and conflict in Syria Jasmine K. Gani; 4. Constructivism: case study: identity and regional cold wars Morten Valbjorn; 5. Poststructuralism case study: marginalising Arab collective identity Silvia Ferabolli; Part II. Conflict and Foreign Policy: 6. Feminism case study: gender and Israeli settler colonialism in Palestine Nicola Pratt; 7. Classical realism case study: Saudi Foreign policy in the post-2011 Middle East May Darwich; 8. Structural Realism case study: the Maghreb regional system: anarchy and war Mohammed Hemchi and Bassel F. Salloukh; 9. Marxism case study: Iran's Intervention in Syria (2011-2021) Kayhan Valadbaygi; Part III. Regional Issues: 10. Liberalism case study: special economic zones in the Middle East Imad El-Anis; 11. The English school case study: natural disasters and promises of regional Solidarism in the Middle East Ipek Z. Ruacan; 12. Green theories case study: the Yemen War and Red Sea Pollution Jeannie Sowers; Conclusion: international relations theory: explanation, understanding, and evaluation Anthony F Lang, Jr.; Glossary; Index.
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