Justin Rosenberg

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Justin Rosenberg is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, London School of Economics, University of Sussex, Princeton University, Stanford University, Columbia University

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#2500

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Justin Rosenberg's Degrees

PhD International Relations Princeton University
Masters Political Science Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Justin Rosenberg is a professor in International Relations at the University of Sussex. He received his PhD from the London School of Economics in 1993 with a thesis titled Social structures and geopolitical systems: A critique of the Realist theory of International Relations. Within academia, Rosenberg is associated with "New Marxist" international relations theory. His first book, The Empire of Civil Society formed a Marxist critique of Realist and Neo-Realist theories of International Relations. He has since changed his view of the relation of domestic and international factors as part of his move towards a theory of Uneven and combined development.

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Justin Rosenberg's Published Works

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Published Works

Globalization Theory: A Post Mortem (2005) (298)
Why is There No International Historical Sociology? (2006) (287)
The empire of civil society: critique of the realist theory of international relations (1995) (273)
Historical Sociology (2010) (217)
International Relations in the prison of Political Science (2016) (153)
Basic problems in the theory of uneven and combined development. Part II: unevenness and political multiplicity (2010) (138)
Uneven and combined development: the social-relational substratum of ‘the international’? An exchange of letters (2008) (107)
The ‘philosophical premises’ of uneven and combined development (2012) (91)
The Follies of Globalisation Theory: Polemical Essays (2000) (90)
Kenneth Waltz and Leon Trotsky: Anarchy in the mirror of uneven and combined development (2013) (84)
International Relations — The ‘Higher Bullshit’: A Reply to the Globalization Theory Debate (2007) (68)
Isaac Deutscher and the lost history of international relations (1996) (68)
Interview with Ken Waltz CONDUCTED BY FRED HALLIDAY AND JUSTIN ROSENBERG (1998) (57)
What's the matter with realism? (1990) (43)
Understanding 2016: China, Brexit and Trump in the history of uneven and combined development (2019) (34)
Basic problems in the theory of uneven and combined development: a reply to the CRIA forum (2009) (33)
The International Imagination: IR Theory and 'Classic Social Analysis' (1994) (31)
Uneven and combined development: ‘the international’ in theory and history (2016) (15)
Beyond realism and Marxism: critical theory and international relations by Andrew Linklater (1990) (12)
A Non-Realist Theory of Sovereignty?: Giddens' The Nation-State and Violence (1990) (11)
The elusive international (2017) (11)
International relations and historical sociology (2010) (8)
Trotsky’s error: multiplicity and the secret origins of revolutionary Marxism (2019) (7)
Multiplicity: a new common ground for international theory? (2020) (6)
Differences in Adults' Political Orientations as a Function of Age (1983) (6)
Confessions of a Sociolator (2016) (5)
Secret origins of the state: the structural basis of raison d'état (1992) (5)
Results and prospects: an introduction to the CRIA special issue on UCD (2021) (5)
Anarchy in the mirror of 'uneven combined development' (2012) (4)
Introduction: The international of everything (2022) (3)
And the Definition of Globalization Is …? A Reply to ‘In at the Death?’ by Barrie Axford (2007) (3)
Hobsbawm's century (1999) (3)
Multiplicity: A new common ground for International Relations? (2020) (3)
Debating Uneven and Combined Development/Debating International Relations: A Forum (2022) (3)
Multiplicity: What's the Big Deal? (2019) (2)
Uneven and combined development: a defense of the general abstraction (2020) (2)
Escaping from the Prison of Political Science : What IR offers that other disciplines do not (2017) (2)
National adequation and critical originality in the work of Antonio Candido (2021) (1)
Kenneth Waltz and Leon Trotsky: Anarchy in the mirror of uneven and combined development (2013) (1)
Sussex IR Research in Progress Seminars Autumn Term 2013 (2013) (0)
[Review] Tarak Barkawi (2005) Globalization and war (2006) (0)
UCD and IPE: an introduction to the forum (2021) (0)
Letter from the Editors (2021) (0)
The challenge of the international for social and political thought (2000) (0)
After exterminism: the peace movement in the post Cold War world (1988) (0)
Epilogue to the follies of globalisation theory (2004) (0)
Social structures and geopolitical systems: A critique of the Realist theory of International Relations. (1993) (0)
Introduction: Multiplicity: a new common ground for international theory? (2021) (0)

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