Episode 6: Wendt's (Article) World, part 2

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Episode 6: Wendt's (Article) World, part 2

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65 minutes

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Apr 13, 2020

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The second half of our discussion of two of Wendt's most important articles in the development of "Constructivism" as an approach to the study of world politics.

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Apr 13, 2020

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Patrick and Dan work their way through a piece of international-relations scholarship. And drink whiskey.

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