International Relations

International Relations: A Theoretician's Insight into a Novae Discipline is an addition to the literature on International Politics. The work of International Relations happens to be a delving in exercise inside the dynamics of the discipline of International Relations which zeroes in on the classical and traditional corpus of knowledge on the extant discipline which is still yearning for a full fledged and well defined knowledge theory. The Book raises a question at the quantification of the discipline of International Relations and on the other hand provides an intelligent inside the dynamics of the various debates which are attendant with the leitmotifs of International Relations. The work dwells inside the pervading debate betwixt the dictum of Idealism and Realism and initiates a timely discussion on the revisiting of the older and classical idioms of International Relations. The presented work analyzes the metamorphosing dynamics of the themes of Feminist International Relations which has been advanced by IR scholars like Ann Tickner and Cynthea Enloe who claim for a women oriented approach to the theory and practice of International Relations.

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Manan Dwivedi, Assistant Professor, (International Relations and Political Science), Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India. Shashank Manish, B.A. LLB (Hons.), Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India.

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"International Relations: A Theoretician's Insight into a Novae Discipline" is an addition to the literature on International Politics. The work of International Relations happens to be a delving in exercise inside the dynamics of the discipline of International Relations which zeroes in on the classical and traditional corpus of knowledge on the extant discipline which is still yearning for a full fledged and well defined knowledge theory. The Book raises a question at the quantification of the discipline of International Relations and on the other hand provides an intelligent inside the dynamics of the various debates which are attendant with the leitmotifs of International Relations. The work dwells inside the pervading debate betwixt the dictum of Idealism and Realism and initiates a timely discussion on the "revisiting" of the older and classical idioms of International Relations. The presented work analyzes the metamorphosing dynamics of the themes of Feminist International Relations which has been advanced by IR scholars like Ann Tickner and Cynthea Enloe who claim for a women oriented approach to the theory and practice of International Relations.