13 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AS POLITICAL THEORY

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii
4. SOURCES viii
5. Introduction SPECTRES AND NOSTALGIA: POST-MARXISM/POST -MARXISM 1
6. I REDEFINING MARXISM: THE RECEPTION OF LACLAU AND MOUFFE
7. 1 HEGEMONY AND SOCIALIST STRATEGY 14
8. 2 RADICAL DEMOCRACY: ALTERNATIVE FOR A NEW LEFT 18
9. 3 DETHRONING THE WORKING CLASS? 33
10. 4 THEORY AND SOCIALIST STRATEGY 36
11. 5 POST -MARXISM? 45
12. 6 POST-MARXISM WITHOUT APOLOGIES 56
13. II POST-MARXISM/POST -MARXISM: POSTSTRUCTURALIST AND POSTMODERNIST INTERVENTIONS
14. 7 THE DESIRE CALLED MARX 70
15. 8 A MEMORIAL OF MARXISM 81
16. 9 LIVING WITHOUT AN ALTERNATIVE 92
17. 10 MARXIST ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE DOMINATION OF NATURE 101
18. 11 DESERTIFICATION 110
19. 12 PASSAGES TO POSTMODERNITY: THE RECONSTITUTION OF CRITICAL HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 115
20. 13 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AS POLITICAL THEORY 130
21. 14 IN THE NAME OF THE REVOLUTION 143
22. III POST-MARXISM/POST -MARXISM: FEMINIST INTERVENTIONS
23. 15 THE UNHAPPY MARRIAGE OF MARXISM AND FEMINISM: TOWARDS A MORE PROGRESSIVE UNION 156
24. 16 THE WOMAN QUESTION AND THE EARLY MARXIST LEFT 167
25. 17 FEMINISM AND THE PROBLEM OF PATRIARCHY 173
26. 18 PAID EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION 184
27. INDEX 193