2017
DOI: 10.3917/crii.074.0069
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Les Global International Relations comme alternative à la discipline hégémonique. Le cas des Relations internationales en France

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“…The survey reveals that IR studies in France contribute to Global IR, which is based on linguistic, theoretical, methodological, epistemological, and institutional dynamics different from the approaches that dominate the discipline in the USA, and it is shaped by both global and local issues at the same time. IR in France is linked to this pluralistic alternative, thanks to the characteristic concepts and disciplinary practices of French IR academics (Balzacq, Cornut, & Ramel, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The survey reveals that IR studies in France contribute to Global IR, which is based on linguistic, theoretical, methodological, epistemological, and institutional dynamics different from the approaches that dominate the discipline in the USA, and it is shaped by both global and local issues at the same time. IR in France is linked to this pluralistic alternative, thanks to the characteristic concepts and disciplinary practices of French IR academics (Balzacq, Cornut, & Ramel, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, as a rule, there remains in France an emancipatory view of the French IR against US rule. This view, by the way, seems to gain strength with the French's attempt to ally with the current global and counter-hegemonic movement of peripheral IR (Balzacq, Cornut, and Ramel, 2017).…”
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“…For a banalised sociology of peacebuilding: Field, habitus, capitals Sociology of international relationswhich some consider as the epitome of the French IR (Cornut and Battistella 2013;Balzacq, Cornut, and Ramel 2017) 4 and which also echoes the 'sociological turn' in studies on peacebuilding and interventionhas the objective to go beyond theory-centred debates between classic IR paradigms. Like its proponents, we firmly consider international facts as social facts (Devin 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%