Introduction: The English School and International Society ; PART 1: INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY, INTERNATIONAL THEORY, AND INTERNATIONAL HISTORY ; 1. The English School and International Theory ; 2. The English School and World History ; 3. The New Agenda ; 4. The Constructivist Turn and the Challenge of September 11 ; PART 2: CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS ; 5. Traditional Political Realism and the Writing of History ; 6. The Challenge of Globalization and International Political Economy ; 7. Critical Security Studies ; 8. Global Economic Governance ; 9. Feminism ; 10. Order and Disorder ; PART 3: ; 11. (Re)Imagining the Governance of Globalization ; 12. Between Universal Order and Diversity: The Question of Culture ; 13. Violence, Order, and Terror ; 14. Justice and Coercion ; 15. The Security Council and Global Governance ; 16. Law and Power: Britain and the Wars in Kosovo and Iraq ; Conclusion: Whither International Society?

Major new evaluation of the influential English School's contribution to International Relations theory Focusses on all the key contemporary, international, political issues Contains a mixture of theoretical and empirical issues, presented by leading scholars

Major new evaluation of the influential English School's contribution to International Relations theory Focusses on all the key contemporary, international, political issues Contains a mixture of theoretical and empirical issues, presented by leading scholars