Constructivism and International Relations Theories
Ganjar Nugroho
Abstract
Ganjar Nugroho
Abstract
International relations discourse post-Cold War offers more various approaches in understanding the world. Constructivism is one of the examples of the advanced development of international relations theory. Instead of undermining other mainstream theories, according to its founder and supporters, constructivism gives broader enlightenment in defining the dynamic of world politics. This paper atte mpts to explain the basic concept of constructivism and how does it relate to contemporary international politics.
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International relations discourse post-Cold War offers more various approaches in understanding the world. Constructivism is one of the examples of the advanced development of international relations theory. Instead of undermining other mainstream theories, according to its founder and supporters, constructivism gives broader enlightenment in defining the dynamic of world politics. This paper atte mpts to explain the basic concept of constructivism and how does it relate to contemporary international politics.
Key concepts: Constructivism (international relations), International relations theory, Mainstream, International relations, Enlightenment, Epistemology, Social constructivism, Political science