International Institutions and Power Politics: Bridging the Divide

Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Part I: Introduction
	1 Exploring International Institutions and Power Politics • Anders Wivel and T.V. Paul
Part II: Theorizing Power Politics and International Institutions
	2 Realist Institutionalism and the Institutional Mechanisms of Power Politics • J. Samuel Barkin and Patricia A. Weitsman
	3 A Neoclassical Realist Explanationof International Institutions • Norrin M. Ripsman
	4 Pyrrhic Victory: A World of Liberal Institutions, Teeming with Tensions • Georg Sørensen
	5 Making Power Politics Great Again? Discursive Institutionalism and the Political Economy of World Politics after Globalization • Ben Rosamond
Part III: The Processes of Power Politics and International Institutions
	6 Maximizing Security through International Institutions: Soft-Balancing Strategies Reconsidered • Anders Wivel and T.V. Paul
	7 The Power in Opacity: Rethinking Information in International Organizations • Austin Carson and Alexander Thompson
	8 Revisionists, Networks, and the Liberal Institutional Order • Stacie Goddard
Part IV: The Power Politics of Global and Regional Institutions
	9 Structural Modifiers, the Non-Proliferation Treaty Regime, and Fostering a Less Competitive International Environment • Steven E. Lobell and Brad Nicholson
	10 The Power Politics of United Nations Peace Operations • Sarah-Myriam Martin-Brûlé, Lou Pingeot, and Vincent Pouliot
	11 Variable Geometry: Power and Institutionsin the European Union • John A. Hall and Frédéric Mérand
Part V: Conclusions
	12 The Dynamic Relations between Power Politics and Institutionalization: A Neo-Gramscian Intervention • Annette Freyberg-Inan
	13 International Order and Power Politics • Daniel H. Nexon
References
List of Contributors
Index