Items where Author is "Brown, Chris"

Number of items: 112.
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  • Female political representation and the gender health gap:a cross-national analysis of 49 European countries. (2022) Reeves, Aaron; Brown, Chris; Hanefeld, Johanna picture_as_pdf
  • Big pictures - IR's cosmological turn. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • Conceptions of a rule-governed international order: Europe vs America. Brown, Chris
  • Cosmopolitanism, world citizenship and global civil society. Brown, Chris
  • Cultural diversity and international political theory: from the 'requirement' to 'mutual respect'. Brown, Chris
  • "Delinquent" states, guilty consciences and humanitarian politics in the 1990s. Brown, Chris
  • Deontology, consequentialism and reciprocity in contemporary just war thinking. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • European international relations and the 800-pound gorilla (review article of 'International relations in Europe: traditions, perspectives and destinations' edited by Knud Eric Jorgenson and Tonny Brems Knudsen). Brown, Chris
  • From serpents and doves to the war on teleocracy. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • History ends, worlds collide. Brown, Chris
  • How and why to do just war theory. O’driscoll, Cian; Brown, Chris; Hutchings, Kimberly; Finlay, Christopher J.; Whyte, Jessica; Gregory, Thomas picture_as_pdf
  • 'Human nature', science and international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • IR as a social science: a response. Brown, Chris
  • 'International political theory: a British social science?'. Brown, Chris
  • International relations theory in Britain - the new black? Brown, Chris
  • Moral agency and international society. Brown, Chris
  • No jazz on the radio... John Mearsheimer and the British IR (part of article 'Roundtable: the battle rages on'). Brown, Chris
  • On Amartya Sen and 'The idea of justice'. Brown, Chris
  • On morality, self-interest and foreign policy. Brown, Chris
  • On the disunity of mankind. Brown, Chris
  • Philosophie politique et relations internationals anglo-américaines ou 'Pourquoi existe-t-il une théorie internationale?'. Brown, Chris
  • Political thought, international relations theory and international political theory: an interpretation. Brown, Chris
  • Poverty alleviation, global justice, and the real world. Brown, Chris
  • Reflections on the "War on Terror" two years on. Brown, Chris
  • Review article: International Political Theory today. Brown, Chris
  • Roundtable on humanitarian intervention after 9/11: What, exactly, is the problem to which the 'five-part test' is the solution? Brown, Chris
  • Self-defence in an imperfect world. Brown, Chris
  • Situating critical realism. Brown, Chris
  • Soldier, I wish you well. Brown, Chris
  • 'Special circumstances': intervention by a liberal utopia. Brown, Chris
  • Structural realism, classical realism and human nature. Brown, Chris
  • Tragedy, "tragic choices" and international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • World society and the English School : an 'international society' perspective on world society. Brown, Chris
  • The antipolitical theory of responsibility to protect. Brown, Chris
  • The construction of a ‘realistic utopia’ : John Rawls and international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • The development of International Relations theory in the UK: traditions, contemporary perspectives, and trajectories. Brown, Chris
  • The development of international relations theory in the United Kingdom: traditions, contemporary perspectives and trajectories. Brown, Chris
  • The 'fall of the towers' and international order. Brown, Chris
  • The future of the discipline. Brown, Chris
  • The house that Chuck built: Twenty-five years of reading Charles Beitz. Brown, Chris
  • The poverty of Grand Theory. Brown, Chris
  • The 'practice turn', phronesis and classical realism: towards a phronetic international political theory? Brown, Chris
  • The promise and record of international institutions. Brown, Chris description
  • A qualified defence of the use of force for 'humanitarian' reasons. Brown, Chris
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  • International relations in political thought: texts in international relations from the ancient Greeks to the first world war. Brown, Chris; Nardin, Terry; Rengger, Nicholas
  • International society, global polity: an introduction to international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • The Oxford handbook of international political theory. Brown, Chris; Eckersley, Robyn
  • Practical judgement in international political theory: selected essays. Brown, Chris
  • Sovereignty, rights and justice : international political theory today. Brown, Chris
  • Understanding international relations. Brown, Chris
  • Understanding international relations. Brown, Chris
  • Understanding international relations (Turkish edition and translation). Brown, Chris
  • Understanding international relations [4th edition]. Brown, Chris; Ainley, Kirsten
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  • International relations and international political theory. (2018) Brown, Chris
  • Revisionist just war theory and the impossibility of a moral victory. (2017) Brown, Chris
  • Bob Dylan, Live Aid, and the politics of popular communitarianism. Brown, Chris
  • Borders and identity in international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • Decent peoples, burdened societies, outlaw states: conceptual categories in the law of peoples. Brown, Chris
  • The "English School" and world society. Brown, Chris
  • The English school: international theory and international society. Brown, Chris
  • Ethics, interests and foreign policy. Brown, Chris
  • Fog in the channel: continental international relations theory isolated (or an essay on the paradoxes of diversity and parochialism in IR theory). Brown, Chris
  • From humanised war to humanitarian intervention: Carl Schmitt's critique of the 'just war tradition'. Brown, Chris
  • From international to global justice? Brown, Chris
  • Global terror and the international community. Brown, Chris
  • Human rights. Brown, Chris
  • Humanitarian intervention and international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • International relations and industrial society. Brown, Chris
  • International relations as political theory. Brown, Chris
  • Introduction - a life in theory. Brown, Chris
  • Just war and political judgment. Brown, Chris
  • Justice and international order. Brown, Chris
  • Justified:just war and the ethics of violence and world order. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • Liberalism and the globalization of ethics. Brown, Chris
  • Michael Walzer. Brown, Chris
  • Moral agency and international society: reflections on norms, the UN, the Gulf War and the Kosovo campaign. Brown, Chris
  • Narratives of religion, civilization and modernity. Brown, Chris
  • "Our side?": critical theory and international relations. Brown, Chris
  • Political theory and international relations. Brown, Chris
  • Reimagining international society and global community. Brown, Chris
  • Rules and norms in a post-Western world. Brown, Chris
  • Selective humanitarianism: in defence of inconsistency. Brown, Chris
  • State and nation in nineteenth century international political theory. Brown, Chris
  • Theory and practice in international relations. Brown, Chris
  • Tolerance in an intolerant age. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • Towards a neo-Aristotelian resolution of the cosmopolitan-communitarian debate. Brown, Chris
  • Universal human rights? An analysis of the 'human-rights culture' and its critics. Brown, Chris
  • Universal values and human nature. Brown, Chris
  • The borders of (international) political theory. Brown, Chris
  • The emerging shape of 21st century international politics. Brown, Chris
  • A new, but still a just war against terror. Brown, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • The only thinkable figure?: ethical and normative approaches to refugees in international relations. Brown, Chris
  • ‘The twilight of international morality'? Hans J. Morgenthau and Carl Schmitt on the end of the Jus Publicum Europaeum. Brown, Chris
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  • Can only front line service cuts save Defence expenditure? Brown, Chris
  • Crimea referendum – our experts react. Brown, Chris; Sasse, Gwendolyn; Economides, Spyros; Lankina, Tomila V.; Hughes, Jim; Knott, Ellie
  • David Cameron is unlikely to get the results he wants out of the G8 Summit. Brown, Chris
  • Difficult decisions lie ahead over Syria. But these decisions are mainly for the Turkish leadership rather than the British Cabinet. Brown, Chris
  • Diplomacy is the only real way forward in the Syrian conflict: military intervention could make the situation even worse. Brown, Chris
  • EU wins Nobel Peace Prize- reactions from EUROPP experts. Ker-Lindsay, James; Featherstone, Kevin; Brown, Chris; Thomas, Daniel; Cherrier, Nick; Pastrorella, Giulia; Besliu, Raluca
  • In its delivery of new aircraft carriers, the MoD has sacrificed short term affordability for long term value for money, a decision that may also leave the UK with a reduced defence capability. Brown, Chris
  • The Labour Party plans for ‘Progressive Internationalism’ if it returns to government. Brown, Chris
  • Liberal interventionism and the case of Libya. Brown, Chris
  • Memo to William Hague. Brown, Chris
  • Putting Trident on the block will show that Cameron is serious about spending cuts: cancellation is now a real possibility. Brown, Chris
  • Recent actions in Libya show that ‘liberal interventionism’ to support the human rights of civilians is not exempt from politics. Brown, Chris
  • Scrapping or replacing Trident? Brown, Chris
  • Second debate – international affairs: what our experts said. Hagemann, Sara; Brown, Chris; Carrera, Leandro N.
  • The Strategic Defence Review is an incoherent mess of stalled (but unresolved) decision making: it creates future problems that will not go away. Brown, Chris
  • While the UK and Europe can be proud of their role in Libya, there was a dependence on US support and this cannot be relied upon in future conflicts. Brown, Chris
  • While the economic impetus for cooperation has never been greater the new Anglo-France Defence Treaty falls short of ‘landmark’ status. Brown, Chris
  • The Wikileaks saga has revealed a souring of the US/UK ‘special relationship’, and this foreign policy distance looks set to stay. Brown, Chris
  • A weak economy in 2012 threatens Britain’s ability to respond to the ‘knowns’ and ‘unknowns’ of foreign policy and defence. Brown, Chris