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f their own. Within contemporary International Relations it entails a theoretical position, neotraditionalism, as a reformulation of the initial ‘traditionalist‘ approach in the wake of rationalism and subsequent reflectivist critique.978-1-349-52371-9978-0-230-50803-3

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Epilogue,ich the complex structure of ‘practices’, inviting at least two different idioms of inquiry at once, requires the distinctively modern ability to move amidst the categorially distinct universes of discourse.

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Book 2005t as an arrangement of entities but a complex of variously situated activities conducted by individuals as members of diverse associations of their own. Within contemporary International Relations it entails a theoretical position, neotraditionalism, as a reformulation of the initial ‘traditionalist

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Tradition,anism. However, cosmopolitan options are not exhausted by the idea of a global state. An idea of tradition compatible with Oakeshott’s analysis may be, first, much more ‘critical’ than the classics would have it, and second, may be interpreted as a kind of world society.

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Prologue,pportunity provided by yet another disaster, General Smuts described the outcome of the Great War in similar terms: ‘The very foundations have been shakened and loosened, and things are again fluid. The tents have been struck, and the great caravan of humanity is once more on the march.’.

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Neotraditionalism in International Relations,-instrumental practice, authoritative in its character but not formalized through the institution of a centralized set of authoritative offices, tradition constitutes what the classical approach in International Relations described (without really defining) as world society and understood as a moral ground for the operation of international order.