主题:帝国主义与国际关系的构成

IF 3.2 1区 社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Peter Marcus Kristensen
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摘要

摘要这篇文章通过揭露国际关系学科的帝国主义、殖民主义和种族主义遗产,为批判性历史研究做出了贡献。在大多数批判史学揭示种族主义和帝国主义本体论在个人思想家和理论中的中心地位的地方,本文通过重建其对行政制度基础设施的影响来追溯国际思想的帝国主义起源。具体而言,它质疑了在国际联盟国际知识合作研究所(IIIC)组织的国际研究会议(ISC)下定义IR“主题”的最系统和制度化的尝试。通过平行阅读ISC“行政会议”和“学习会议”的档案,文章认为,“行政会议中”关于IR主题的看似学术性的讨论实际上与“学习会议中”的核心帝国主义殖民政治交织在一起。因此,这篇文章不仅挑战了IR的传统历史,也挑战了它的历史本体论,揭示了种族和帝国是如何构成其主题及其早期制度化的核心。
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Subject matters: Imperialism and the constitution of International Relations
Abstract This article contributes to the critical historical research that has demythologised the ‘noble origins’ of the International Relations discipline (IR) by exposing its imperial, colonial, and racist legacies. Where most critical historiographies have unveiled the centrality of racialised and imperialist ontologies in individual thinkers and theories, this article traces imperialist origins of international thought by reconstructing its impact on administrative-institutional infrastructures. Specifically, it interrogates the most systematic and institutionalised attempt to define the ‘subject matter’ of IR under the International Studies Conference (ISC) organised by the International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation (IIIC) of the League of Nations. Through a parallel reading of the archives from ISC's ‘administrative meetings’ and ‘study meetings’, the article contends that the seemingly academic discussions on the subject matter of IR in the ‘administrative meetings’ were in fact intertwined with the imperialist-colonial politics central to ‘study meetings’. The article thus not only challenges IR's conventional history, but its historical ontologies by revealing how race and empire were central to the constitution of its very subject matter and its early institutionalisation.
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Review of International Studies
Review of International Studies INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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期刊介绍: Review of International Studies serves the needs of scholars in international relations and related fields such as politics, history, law, and sociology. The Review publishes a significant number of high quality research articles, review articles which survey new contributions to the field, a forum section to accommodate debates and replies, and occasional interviews with leading scholars.
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