Global Politics in the Dawn of the 21st Century

Edited by Akis Kalaitzidis

ISBN: 978-960-6672-51-4, 416 pages

First published in 2009 by ATINER

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Table of Contents

1.

Introduction

Akis Kalaitzidis and Gregory Streich

1

Theoretical Perspectives

2.

The “Anti-Hobbes”? Montesquieu’s Contribution to International Political Theory

Katya Long

17

3.

The Unhappy Marriage of Thomas Hobbes and Realism

29

 

Gabriella Slomp

 

4.

Schmitt’s “Grossraumordnug’ in the Shadow of the Hobbesian Law of Nations

Montserrat Herrero

39

5.

Hobbes: Metaphysical Politics and its Implications for IR Theory

Asaf Sokolowski 

51

Politics in the Hyper-power

6.

Interaction of Domestic and International Policies Concerning United States Agricultural Trade

Joseph A. McKinney

65

7.

White Separatism and the Framing of Love and Hate

Betty A. Dobratz, Stephanie L. Shanks-Meile and

Lisa K. Waldner

75

8.

Jurisdiction-stripping by the President and Congress:

The Constitutionality of the Military Commissions Act of 2006

James Staab

89

9.

The Levant Migration to the United States:

The Development of Communal Identity and Patterns of Political Participation

Younes Abouyoub

105

10.

Is Democracy Exportable? The Case of the United States in Iraq

Edward J. Erler and Gary Wood

121

Politics in the Middle East

11.

Democracy from Within: Democratization in Post-Khatami Iran

Mojtaba Mahdavi

135

12.

The Current Status of Religious Minorities and the New Iraq

Shak Hanish

151

13.

Hezbollah and State Sponsorship: Examining the Relationship with Iran and Syria

William P. Bloss

165

14.

“In the Name of God” Religious Rundamentalism in Israel: Gush Emunim and the Oslo Peace Accord

Orna Almog

179

15.

Transatlantic Approaches to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Beste Isleyen

189

Politics in Turkey

16.

The Role of Turkey in Euro-Mediterranean Security: Challenges and Opportunities

Sunhaz Yilmaz

207

17.

Reflection of “Iraq” on Turkish Foreign Policy

Aysegul Sever

219

18.

An Offensive Realism Approach: Turkey as a Regional Power

Evaghoras L. Evaghorou

227

Politics in Greece

19.

Greek Americans on the Eve of the Twenty-first Century

George Kaloudis

245

20.

How Greece’s Dual Character as Balkan Neighbor and the EU Member may Enlighten EU Policy Implementation in the Western Balkans

Tina Mavrikos-Adamou

265

21.

Anti-Americanism in Greece: An Addendum to the Literature on Anti-Americanism in World Politics

Yiannis Stivacthis

277

Politics in Asia and Africa

22.

Politics, Citizenship and the News Media:

The Cases of Angola and Mozambique

Susana Salgado

305

23.

Imagined Thai: The Politics of Constructed National Identity in Thailand

Stithorn Thananithichot

317

Global Implications

24.

Justice beyond National Borders: The Question of Motives

Gregory Streich

331

25.

Economic Globalization, National Politics and State Subsidies

Nikolaos Zahariadis

345

26.

European Union’s Policy toward the Mediterranean

Rafal Wordliczek

363

27.

Political Party and Political Globalization:

Election Programs of Mainstream Parties in 22 OECD Countries, 1960 and 1990 Compared

Andrea Volkens

373

28.

The Overlapping of Regional International Societies: The Case of the Transatlantic Community and the European Union

Yiannis Stivacthis

385

Conclusion

29.

Concluding Remarks

Akis Kalaitzidis and Gregory Streich

413