Postpositivist International Relations Theory: A Globalist Restructuring

• The book places Postpositivist theories in IR in a larger metatheoretical context underpinned by the Postpositivist Debate and the Globalization Debate in IR. • It show how Feminism in IR shares common ground with Critical Theory and Postmodernism/Poststructuralism and Critical International Theory differs from its predecessor Critical Theory in social science. • The book shows how both the English School and Constructivism occupy the middle ground in the Postpositivist restructuring of the IR theory field. • The book demonstrates where the Postcolonialist intervention in the IR theory field differs from the Postmodernist transformation. • This innovatively organized book will be an invaluable resource for the departments of political science, international relations, history and humanities departments of English literature and comparative literature.