Routledge International Relations in a Constructed World - Routledge

This Routledge text applies constructivist theory to international relations, offering insights into how social construction shapes global politics. The book examines the relevance of constructivism for empirical research across contemporary issues including ethnic and national identity, gender dynamics, and political economy. Ideal for students and scholars seeking to understand how ideas, identities, and social forces drive international behaviour beyond traditional realist frameworks. The work bridges theory and practice by demonstrating constructivist approaches to real-world diplomatic, economic, and cultural tensions.