Constructivist approaches in international relations foreground the idea that the structures and behaviours of states and non-state actors emerge from shared ideas, norms and identities rather than ...

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Henry Kissinger would rank in anyone’s top 10 list of the most important realists in the history of international relations theory and practice. As national security adviser and secretary of state, ...

Constructivism is an educational philosophy that deems experience as the best way to acquire knowledge. We truly understand something—according to a constructivist—when we filter it through our senses ...