International Relations in France: The ‘Usual Suspects’ in a French Scientific Field of Study?
Matthieu Chillaud
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Matthieu Chillaud
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The aim of this paper is to explore the complex situation regarding the state of the international relations (IR) discipline in France. The paper analyses the development of IR within French academe, reviews the scholarly output of IR teaching and research institutions and makes proposals that could contribute to improving the situation.
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The aim of this paper is to explore the complex situation regarding the state of the international relations (IR) discipline in France. The paper analyses the development of IR within French academe, reviews the scholarly output of IR teaching and research institutions and makes proposals that could contribute to improving the situation.
Key concepts: Comparative politics, International relations, Political science, Field (mathematics), State (computer science), International studies, International political economy, Political philosophy