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Building: James Watt South, Floor: 3, Room: J361
Thursday 09:00 - 10:40 BST (04/09/2014)
In Glasgow we shall develop the theme of the panel on conceptual change and conceptual history in International Relations held during the 7th ECPR General conference in Bordeaux last year. As such, the panel will seek to establish a forum for scholars employing a variety of approaches to the study of history of concepts within the fields of International Relations and International Political Thought. Inspired by the recent works of D. Armitage, E. Keene, B. Jahn, D. Bell and many others, the panel welcomes paper proposals engaging with and utilizing the emerging literature on international political thought. However, the panel encourages proposals going beyond the canons of classical thought and drawing on public, diplomatic, legal and other sources of conceptual formation. More specifically, proposals should focus on the innovative uses of concepts in the debates taking place at various diplomatic congresses, parliamentarian and quasi-parliamentarian fora and the pages of popular magazines. Thus, the innovating ideologists in spotlight are diplomats, political activists, journalists and other actors. The panel will primarily be looking at the 19 th century developments related to the rise of the international, but scholars focusing on other periods are also encouraged to apply. As before, the panel will mainly be interested in issues of conceptual change and innovation as well as in intriguing conceptual continuities.
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The Changing Conceptual Foundations of the Debate on War and Peace: Morality and Rationality in the International Political Thought of Mahan, Angell, and Carr | View Paper Details |
State Freedom and International Order: The Co-Evolution of Ideas | View Paper Details |
Conceptual Change in International Relations: The Case of 'Territorial Integrity' | View Paper Details |
Utopy and Conquest: Conceptual Shifts | View Paper Details |