Social Theory of International Politics (Cambridge Studies in International Relations, Series Number 67)
Alexander Wendt develops a social theory of international politics, arguing that shared ideas and social structures shape state identities, interests, and global interactions.
About This Book
This book presents a social theory of international politics that challenges traditional realist and liberal perspectives.
It examines how shared ideas and social structures influence state identities and interests in the global system.
The work contributes to constructivist approaches within international relations theory.
Readers will find a detailed analysis of the role of norms, culture, and collective meanings in world politics.
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