The Play of International Practice
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...It therefore adds to an emerging body of ‘pragmatic’ practice theory (Bode, 2018; Brown, 2012; Bueger and Gadinger, 2015; Frost and Lechner, 2016; Ralph and Gifkins, 2017), which emphasises the contingency of practice and the reflexivity of practitioners, and assesses both in wider normative…...
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...Limitations in terms of resources, time 8 These indicators are a synthesis of the works of: Adler and Pouliot 2011b, 14–17; Bueger and Frank 2015; Bueger and Gadinger 2015, 453; Hopf 2010; Adler-Nissen and Pouliot 2014. and access all combine to make it nearly impossible to undertake an…...
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...This paper is situated in the broad international practices approach developed by Adler and Pouliot (2011), Barnett and Finnemore (2004), Neumann (2012), Bueger (2013), and Gadinger (Bueger and Gadinger 2015), Pouliot and Adler-Nissen (2014), as well as within the considerations of how China engages with international institutions and the works of Ann Kent (2009), Alastair Johnston (2003, 2008), Wang Yizhou, and Rosemary Foot and Andrew Walter (Foot and Walter 2010)....
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...…international practices approach developed by Adler and Pouliot (2011), Barnett and Finnemore (2004), Neumann (2012), Bueger (2013), and Gadinger (Bueger and Gadinger 2015), Pouliot and Adler-Nissen (2014), as well as within the considerations of how China engages with international institutions…...
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...Limitations in terms of resources, time 8 These indicators are a synthesis of the works of: Adler and Pouliot 2011b, 14–17; Bueger and Frank 2015; Bueger and Gadinger 2015, 453; Hopf 2010; Adler-Nissen and Pouliot 2014. and access all combine to make it nearly impossible to undertake an ethnographic study of an international institution....
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...Indeed, international practice or the practice turn in International Relations, as a collection of approaches in international relations, may be seen as one of the following: (1) a relatively new endeavour of International Relations – in the terms and approaches set out by Adler and Pouliot (2011) or Bueger and Gadinger (2015); (2) or a central concern since the inception of IR as a discipline – in terms of the study and practice of diplomacy (Ringmar 2014, 2);7 or (3) a part of a ‘social turn’ in IR characterised by the rise in use of ethnographic, constructivist, and post-structuralist approaches since the end of the Cold War (Autesserre 2014)....
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