By exploring metatheoretical and methodological debates, ethical questions, discussions on the geography of knowledge as well as empirical analyses starting form innovative theoretical frameworks, the articles in this dossier contribute, we hope, even in a small way to the relevance of critical theory in IR and, even more, to the imperative of a critical way of thinking the IR realm.
The new edition, entitled “40 Years Of Critical Theory on International Relations” can now be accessed and downloaded in full, with free access.
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Contexto Internacional, Volume: 44, Issue: 1, Published: 2022
40 Years of Critical Theory on International Relations Ramos, Leonardo; Worth, Owen; Vivares, Ernesto
Building Bridges between Dependency Theory and Neo-Gramscian Critical Theory: The Agency-Structure Relation as a Starting Point Mello, Rafael Alexandre
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Bringing the Critical Thinking Back in: A Critique of Andrew Linklater’s Theoretical Contributions to International Relations Sander, Fabiana Freitas; Souza, Matheus
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Is Critique Still Possible in International Relations Theory? A Critical Engagement with IR’s Vocation Souza, Natália Maria Félix de
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How Does Gramsci Travel in Latin America? Before and After Critical International Relations Theory Tussie, Diana; Ramos, Leonardo
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Land Grabbing and International Political Economy: Towards a Critical Neo-Gramscian Theoretical Model of Land Governance in Latin America Mora, Sol
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International Political Economy and Sustainable Finance: Assessing the EU’s Green Deal and UNCTAD’s Green New Deal Jäger, Johannes