Keeping Ideas in their Place: In Praise of Thin Constructivism

Marsh, David

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Keeping Ideas in their Place: In Praise of Thin Constructivism

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2009

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Marsh, David

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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After acknowledging the growing focus on ideas in Political Science and giving two cheers for that development, this paper warns against the concomitant rejection of the importance of materialist factors in explaining stability and change. The argument is illustrated by a focus on recent literature on globalisation and the global financial crisis.

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Australian Journal of Political Science

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10.1080/10361140903296578

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