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The Logic of Anarchy: Neorealism to Structural Realism by Barry Buzan, Charles Jones, Richard Little
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Overview: This book began to take life in 1986, when Barry Buzan proposed to the others a collective volume that would try to extend the existing framework of Neorealist theory. Before that it had simply been a set of attractions, dissatisfactions, and questions in Buzan's mind arising from his encounter with Waltz's work while preparing the 1983 book People, States and Fear. After that it became a genuinely joint project, with an agreed division of labor, and extensive comment and cross fertilization between the drafts. After a longish period of gestation, reading, and discussion, Buzan's first draft came out in 1988, serving in part as an exegesis of Waltz, while Jones and Little produced a ground-clearing draft on structuralism. Their two sections followed on in 1989-90. We first went public with the project at a panel for the BISA/ISA Conference in London in March 1989. As is evident from differences of style, each of us has taken the prime responsibility for writing one of the three main Sections. But there has been an immense amount of constructive interplay, and some direct "hands on" inserts, with the result that the text as a whole represents a high level of integration and consensus. The Overview and Conclusion chapters were written collectively. Although we are leaving our names on the Sections in the text, we present the book as a jointly authored whole.
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Overview: This book began to take life in 1986, when Barry Buzan proposed to the others a collective volume that would try to extend the existing framework of Neorealist theory. Before that it had simply been a set of attractions, dissatisfactions, and questions in Buzan's mind arising from his encounter with Waltz's work while preparing the 1983 book People, States and Fear. After that it became a genuinely joint project, with an agreed division of labor, and extensive comment and cross fertilization between the drafts. After a longish period of gestation, reading, and discussion, Buzan's first draft came out in 1988, serving in part as an exegesis of Waltz, while Jones and Little produced a ground-clearing draft on structuralism. Their two sections followed on in 1989-90. We first went public with the project at a panel for the BISA/ISA Conference in London in March 1989. As is evident from differences of style, each of us has taken the prime responsibility for writing one of the three main Sections. But there has been an immense amount of constructive interplay, and some direct "hands on" inserts, with the result that the text as a whole represents a high level of integration and consensus. The Overview and Conclusion chapters were written collectively. Although we are leaving our names on the Sections in the text, we present the book as a jointly authored whole.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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