Evolutionary Interpretations of World Politics: A New Paradigm for International Relations

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Acknowledgments
Evolving Toward an Evolutionary Perspective
part I: Central Paradigmatic Questions About Interpretation
	1. Evolutionary World Politics: Problems of Scope and Method
	2. Evolutionary World Politics Enriched: The Biological Foundations of International Relations
	3. Obstacles to an Evolutionary Global Politics Research Program
part II: Bridges to Other Perspectives
	4. Evolutionary Tendencies in Realist and Liberal IR Theory
	5. Diversity or Uniformity in the Modern World? Answers from Evolutionary Theory, Learning, and Social Adaptation
	6. The Evolution of International Norms: Choice, Learning, Power, and Identity
part III: Applications to Conflict and Cooperation
	7. Evolution in Domestic Politics and the Development of Rivalry: The Bolivia-Paraguay Case
	8. Expectancy Theory, Strategic Rivalry Deescalation, and the Evolution of the Sino-Soviet Case
	9. Political Shocks and the Deescalation of Protracted Conflicts: The Israeli-Palestinian Case
part IV: Applications to International Political Economy
	10. Egalitarian Social Movements and New World Orders
	11. Technological Capacity as Fitness: An Evolutionary Model
of Change in the International Political Economy
	12. Continuity versus Evolutionary Shift: Global Financial Expansion and the State
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