Writing security: United States foreign policy and the politics of identity

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1993-03-01otherChoice Reviews Online1,729 citationsclosed

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Global Security and Public Health Leadership, Human Resources, Global Affairs

Abstract

Preface A note about the revised edition Introduction 1. Provocations of our time 2. Rethinking foreign policy 3. Foreign policy and identity 4. Foreign policy and difference 5. Imagining America 6. Writing security 7. Rewriting security 8. The politics of theorizing identity Epilogue: The disciplinary politics of theorising identity

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