Postmodernism and IR: From Disparate Critiques to a Coherent ...

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Postmodernism and IR: From Disparate Critiques to a Coherent Theory of Global Politics  Felipe Krause Dornelles1 Abstract Postmodernism's contributions to International Relations (IR) theory have been extensive yet exceedingly disparate. Postmodernist IR is closely linked to other theories of IR which claim to be postpositivist, denouncing traditional IR for deceptive claims of neutrality and objectivity. It is not, however, a coherent theory such as constructivism, which offers a theory of change that can conjoin different constructivist accounts in IR.

• political discipline
• positivist influences
• traditional ir
• essential nature of the international system
• modern nations
• postmodernist ir
• international politics
• ir
• international relations
• theory