Theories In International Relations
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Theories In International Relations Book
The International Relations Theory Web Site. Please contribute to our project! We seek your assistance in helping to create a descriptive list (see below) of existing IR paradigms, approaches and theories. Constructivist theory criticises the static assumptions of traditional international relations theory and emphasizes that international relations is a social construction. Constructivism is a theory critical of the ontological basis of rationalist theories of international relations.