A History of International Political Theory

1. Introduction
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Part I. Universalism in Greek and Roman Antiquity and Christian Political Philosophy

2. Greek and Roman Antiquity
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3. Christian Political Pragmatism and Ethical Universalism — Aurelius Augustine and Thomas Aquinas
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Part II. Universalistic Thinking from Early Modern Times to Enlightenment

4. Universalistic Thinking in Christian Legal Philosophy — Bartolomé de las Casas and Francisco de Vitoria
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5. Universalistic Frameworks in Early Modern Political Theory
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Part III. The Emergence of Particularism in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

6. Philosophies of ‘National Interest’
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7. Manufacturing Inter-National Cooperation — The English School
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Part IV. The Triumph of Particularism in Twentieth-Century International Relations Theory

8. Neo-Realism and the ‘Scientification’ of International Political Theory
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9. ‘Misreadings’ in IR: Reassessing Morgenthau, Ideology Critique, and the Reification Problem
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Part V. Instead of A Conclusion — Towards Renewed Ontology(ies)

10. Universal, Universalistic — Universalized
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11. A Loss of Ethics, or the Reinvention of Universal Thinking in Global Politics?
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Avainsanat: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, Political Theory, Political Philosophy, Political History, Political Science, Military and Defence Studies