Beyond boundaries? disciplines, paradigms, and theoretical integration in international studies (State University of New York Press, 2000)
Includes bibliographical references and index
The questionable status of boundaries: the need for integration - Rudra Sil -- - Constructing integrative frameworks -- - Negotiating across disciplines: the implications of judgment and decision-making research for international relations theory - Eileen M. Doherty -- - Contextual information and the study of trade and conflict: the utility of an interdisciplinary approach - Norrin M. Ripsman, Jean-Marc F. Blanchard -- - Constructing concepts of identity: prospects and pitfalls of a sociological approach to world politics - Anne L. Clunan -- - Collective identity as an "emotional investment portfolio": an economic analogy to a psychological process - Tadashi Anno -- - Reorienting the foundations? -- - Against epistemological absolutism: toward a "pragmatic" center? - Rudra Sil -- - Thresholds in the evolution of social science - Wade L. Huntley -- - The discipline as disciplinary normalization: networks of research - Timothy W. Luke -- - Beyond boundaries? a tentative appraisal - Eileen M. Doherty -- - Suny series in global politics