International Relations Theory: Krippendorff articles online
Recently a collegue from Egypt contatcted me. He was interested in Krippendorff’s contributions to International Relations Theory and Peace Research in English language. And yes, there are some pieces worth being re-read until today. Therefore I published some of them on this page:
Krippendorff’s selected articles 1 in International Relations Theory
- „The Centrality of the Military for Peace Research – and for Peace“, in: Jaap Nobel, Ed., The Coming of Age of Peace Research. Groningen: STYX Publications, 1991; S. 111-120 (Kpdff III/47)
- „The Dominance of American Approaches in International Relations“, in: Hugh C. Dyer, Leon Mangasarian, Eds., The Study of International Relations. London: Macmillan, 1989; S. 28-39 (Kpdff III/45)
- „The State as a Focus of Peace Research“. Peace Research Society, Vol. XVI, 1971 (The Rome Conference, 1970); S. 47-60 (Kpdff IV/34)
- „Be Your Own Prince“. A reply to Heine and Teschke’s ‚Sleeping Beauty and the Dialectical Awakening: On the Potential of Dialectic for International Relations.‘ Millennium (London), Vol. 26, No. 2 (1997); S. 443-447 (Kpdff IV/77)
- „Against a Politics of Scale“. Peace Review, Vol. 9, No. 3, September 1997; S. 321-327 (Kpdff IV/76)
- „Peace Research and the Industrial Revolution“. Occasional Paper no. 3, The Johns Hopkins University, Bologna Center, 1973; 36 S. (Kpdff I/3)
- „Minorities, Violence, and Peace Research“. Occasional Paper no. 20, The Johns Hopkins University, Bologna Center, 1978; 35 S. (Kpdff I/7)
- „The Failures of American Conservatism in Southeast Asia“. In: Alan F. Westin, Julian H. Franklin, Howard R. Swearer, Paul E. Sigmund (eds.): Views of America, New York (Harcourt, Brace & World) 1966, 76-78. (Translation of Kpdff IV/14)
- „Neo-Nationalism and International Politics“. Quest 47 (autumn 1965), 9-16. (Translation of Kpdff IV/20)
Anmerkungen
- The pages of the PDF-versions are concordant to the original publications. The numbers in brackets – i.e. (Kpdff III/45) – show where to find the articles in Krippendorff’s bibliography. [↩]
