Reorienting Realism:
Context, Crisis and Critique
A workshop to be held at the University of Edinburgh, June 23-24
Sponsored by the Royal Society of Edinburgh
This workshop is intended to investigate the revival of interest in ‘classical’ Realism since the turn of the millennium. The participants critically engage with Realism and examine its philosophical and historical roots within the context of modernity’s various crises. The workshop is designed to appeal to those who are interested in the history of international thought, critical theory, and the contemporary relevance of Realism as a theory of International Relations.
For further details and expressions of interest in attending this workshop please contact the workshop organiser, Dr. Seán Molloy at sean.molloy@ed.ac.uk
Participants
Prof. Hartmut Behr, Newcastle University
Dr. Adam Humphreys, Brasenose College, Oxford University
Dr. Oliver Jütersonke, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
Prof. Timothy Luke, Virginia Polytechnic and State University (Virginia Tech)
Dr. Seán Molloy, University of Edinburgh
Dr. Vassilios Paipais, University of Edinburgh
Prof. Nicholas Rengger, University of St. Andrews
Dr. Felix Rösch, Newcastle University
Prof. William Scheuerman, Indiana University
Prof. Michael C. Williams, University of Ottawa
Dr. Vibeke Tjalve, Danish Institute for International Studies
