@EstateSoundMatt You're welcome. Fields often develop their own terminology and vocabulary to talk about the same concepts. Sometimes they borrow ideas and rename them; sometimes they borrow names but the meaning drifts/changes. Are there particular things you were thinking of?
This is brilliant presentation from an IR Constructivist perspective. Iam a PhD student in Austria... I am working on a theoretical thesis in which I am using rule based constructivism as my main theoretical approach. I would like to know if you have some help in this regard. thank you
TH-cam keeps on eating my reply. Let me try again. What I mean is that the borders of the French state (1) include people who do not consider themselves "French" and (2) do not include everyone who considers him or herself "French." Anyway, you must realize that responding to youtube queries isn't at the top of my list of things to do, and that a delay of a week is not all that long in the grand scheme of things.
Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing A lecture I recorded for "Introduction to International Politics" on Constructivism. The short supplement on typifications is best viewed before this series.
He's talking about volume... It's fine. PS THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. I'm curious why so much of IR theory terminology is different from philosophical terminology. So many of the ideas are the same.
sometimes they just want to keep their right to be a separate discipline... and make "cross (cultural) understanding" difficult :-). Also I think PS often looks down on sociology and anthropology, so if they borrow they try to cover it.
@brevicaudate Yes, it could be argued that the French culture and Islamic cultures find it difficult to work alongside one another but that could be less to do with their compatibility and more to do with the xenophobia/islamophobia of the French. I reject the idea that muslims "have been flooding through [France's] borders...completely eradicating its culture and establishing their own."
@EstateSoundMatt You're welcome. Fields often develop their own terminology and vocabulary to talk about the same concepts. Sometimes they borrow ideas and rename them; sometimes they borrow names but the meaning drifts/changes. Are there particular things you were thinking of?
This is brilliant presentation from an IR Constructivist perspective. Iam a PhD student in Austria... I am working on a theoretical thesis in which I am using rule based constructivism as my main theoretical approach. I would like to know if you have some help in this regard. thank you
I consider myself a rationalist, and never really understood constructivism. This lecture however gave me a much better understanding. Thanks!
Great video, keep it up professor Nexon!
TH-cam keeps on eating my reply. Let me try again.
What I mean is that the borders of the French state (1) include people who do not consider themselves "French" and (2) do not include everyone who considers him or herself "French."
Anyway, you must realize that responding to youtube queries isn't at the top of my list of things to do, and that a delay of a week is not all that long in the grand scheme of things.
I'm happy to do that... if you can tell me what you mean.
Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing A lecture I recorded for "Introduction to International Politics" on Constructivism. The short supplement on typifications is best viewed before this series.
He's talking about volume... It's fine. PS THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. I'm curious why so much of IR theory terminology is different from philosophical terminology. So many of the ideas are the same.
sometimes they just want to keep their right to be a separate discipline... and make "cross (cultural) understanding" difficult :-). Also I think PS often looks down on sociology and anthropology, so if they borrow they try to cover it.
thanks for this video!
i enjoyed this vid
@brevicaudate Yes, it could be argued that the French culture and Islamic cultures find it difficult to work alongside one another but that could be less to do with their compatibility and more to do with the xenophobia/islamophobia of the French. I reject the idea that muslims "have been flooding through [France's] borders...completely eradicating its culture and establishing their own."
starry4sky islamaphobia does not exist, a created or popularized by the Muslim brotherhood and it's foreign sponsored groups in the west
now if you would just give a transcript of the video... if you know what i mean. hahaha
U have great points but u talk so fast!!!!!!!