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19 Cards in this Set
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Wendt |
International politics are constructed. Interest and identity are intersubjective. |
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Checkel |
Environment, interests, behaviour are all constructed. |
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Constructivism is |
A set of tools for improving insight of paradigms. |
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Copenhagen School |
Speech Acts + audience acceptance = securitization. |
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Aberystwyth |
Emancipation = individual choices of living. No state centric focus. |
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Paris School |
Transition from theory to practice. Increasing security we might increase anxiety. |
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Ken Booth |
CSS is not a theory. All knowledge is a social process. |
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Miliken |
Discourse theory: everything we see is socially constructed. |
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Howarth |
Everything is interpretive. No objective truth. |
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Howell |
Resilience. Social mental strength against adversity. |
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Identity (definition) |
A grouping of individuals connected by common ideas and shared trauma. |
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Identities must exist in: |
Relation to someone else |
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Murer on Collective Violence |
Group identities are visible in conflict. Conflict enhances identity status. |
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Barth |
Ethnic identities. Positive bond relies their complementarity with other identities. |
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Adler Nissen |
Us and them mentality breeds dehumanisation. |
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Milliken. 3 tenets of discourse theory |
1: Discourses are systems of signification (constructed meaning). 2: discourse productivity (discourse selects a certain regime of truth). 3: Play of practice (discourses change based on events) |
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Keller |
Power relations have to do with discourse. Hierarchies in society dictate what is truth. |
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Ground theory |
Investigation of assumptions of discourse. 1: Predictive (Milliken). 2: Metaphoric (rhetoric). 3: Deconstruction of Narrative (how society views knowledge) |
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Sasley (emotions) |
1:States are a solitary actor with emotions. 2: leaders have emotion. 3: leaders represent the emotion of the people. |
