49. Political Theory in International Relations

Martin Claar, Capital University

From the Bronze Age to Bismarck! Reconceptualizing Power As Adaptive Problem Solving and State Fitness in International Relations - Meghan Anne Iverson, The University of Chicago

Hegemony and the Transnationalism of the Other - Mario K Love, Harris Stowe University

The Debates of Li Hongzhang and Mutsu Munemitsu on the 'Korean Problem' during the First Sino-Japanese War: From the Perspective of Competition between 'Eastern Empires' in the Context of Regional Order Imaginations - Minsoo Kim, Seoul National University

Third World vs. What?: Theoretical Challenges to the Geographic Presumptions of TWAIL Arising from China's Presence in Africa - Alemshet Adugna Addisalem, University of Ottawa

İsmail Yaylacı, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University

Carl K. Y. Shaw, Academia Sinica, Research Center for Humanities