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International Political Theory (IPT) encompasses, broadly, the field of political theory and philosophy as it pertains to the study of global, international and transnational relations. Open to various theoretical perspectives and methodologies, this field studies questions concerning the philosophical and normative grounding, as well as the ideational history and political development, of global, international and transnational agents, institutions, structures and practices. Themes include the rights and duties of individuals and groups in a transnational context; the concept of human rights; the moral standing, rights and duties of states in international society; state sovereignty; the self-determination of peoples; international law; global distributive justice; migration; just war and the ethics of the use of force across borders; historical injustice in international and transnational relations; and principles of environmental justice. The Standing Group aims to have a dedicated IPT Section at every ECPR General Conference, and provide guidance and support to members bidding for ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops or Research Sessions proposals.

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Committee Role   James Pattison University of Manchester Cord Schmelzle Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Shuk Ying Chan University College London    Loading… Loading…

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Peter Niesen Universität Hamburg Ben Crum Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Ibrahim Mazlum Marmara University Terrell Carver University of Bristol Sorin Baiasu Keele University Richard Bellamy University College London Mirjam Künkler Princeton University Thomas Diez Universität Tübingen Resat Bayer Koç University Anja P. Jakobi TU Braunschweig Chris Brown The London School of Economics & Political Science Mervyn Frost Kings College London Page 1 of 23 (272 items)1234567…212223 Loading…