Curriculum vitae - DIIS

Name: GUZZINI Stefano
Nationality: German and Italian
Curriculum vitae
Date of birth: 24.08.63 in Saarbrücken (FRG)
Address: Danish Institute for International Studies Uppsala University
Strandgade 56 Dept of Government
DK - 1401 Copenhagen K PO Box 514
Tel: (+45) 32.69.89.53 75120 Uppsala
Fax: (+45) 32.69.87.00 Tel: (+46-18) 4711211
E-mail: sgu@diis.dk stefano.guzzini@statsvet.uu.se
Homepage: http://www.diis.dk/sw11172.asp
Education
1988-94 European University Institute in Florence
1994 PhD in Political and Social Sciences on “Power Analysis as a Critique of
Power Politics: Understanding Power and Governance in the Second
Gulf War” under the supervision of Steven Lukes and Susan Strange.
(Awarded with a mark of distinction)
1987-88 London School of Economics and Political Science
1988 MSc Politics of the World Economy (supervision: Susan Strange)
Thesis on ‘T.S.Kuhn and International Relations. International Political
Economy and the Inter-Paradigm Debate’ (awarded with a mark of
distinction)
1984-87 Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris
1985 Certificat d'Études Politiques (mention: très bien)
1987 Diplôme de l'Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris
Section: International Relations, specialization: Europe. Awarded with a
mark of distinction (‘félicitations du jury’).
1982-84 University of Saarland (Saarbrücken, FRG)
Study of Political Science, Modern History, French literature and
linguistics, and Spanish.
1984 Zwischenprüfung (‘sehr gut’)
1982 Abitur (Baccalaureat) at the Deutsch-Französisches Gymnasium (lycée
franco-allemand) in Saarbrücken (Av.: 1.0. i.e. the highest possible
grade).
Languages
Fluent (in decreasing order): German (mother tongue), English, French, Italian.
Reading: Spanish (good), Danish, Swedish, Portuguese (all intermediary)

Academic positions
Present positions
2005-
Professor of Government, Uppsala University
2000-
Senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies (until 2002 at the
Copenhagen Peace Research Institute)
External lecturer at Copenhagen University
Former positions and guest professorships
July-Sept 2011
Guest professor at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio)
2007-2008
DAAD Guest professor at the Bremen International Graduate School for Social Science
March-April 2006
Guest Professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Programa de
Doctorado Relaciones Internacionales y Estudios Africanos)
2002-2005
Associate Professor of Government, Uppsala University
1997-2002 (2000-2002 on leave)
Associate Professor of Political Science, International Relations and European Studies,
Central European University (Budapest). Between 1998-2000, I have been a member of
the elected (13 member) Senate supervising university-wide academic policies. From
1997-99, I chaired the International Relations and European Studies Programme (see
below)
1994-1997
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central European University (Budapest)
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Awards and fellowships
2011 “The concept of power: a constructivist analysis” was selected by the
editors of Millennium for the 40 th anniversary issue of the journal as one
of “the seven ground-breaking articles from the archive that showcase the
journal’s impact on international relations over the past four decades”. It
was the article chosen to represent the entire decade from 2001-2011.
(http://mil.sagepub.com/cgi/collection/anniversary)
2009 Central and East European International Studies Association (CEEISA)-
Award for outstanding contribution to the development of the association
(2009 nominated and selected for Who’s Who in the World 2010)
2007 awarded a fellowship at the Hanse Institute for Advanced Studies (Hanse
Wissenschaftskolleg) and a DAAD-guest professorship at the Graduate
School of Social Sciences of the University of Bremen (for the academic
year 2007-08)
2004 elected as Non-North American member into the Governing Council of
the International Studies Association (two year term)
1996-99 awarded a competitive ‘Junior Faculty Research Grant’ at the Central
European University
1994 awarded a ‘mark of distinction’ for my PhD in Social and Political
Science at the European University Institute
1988 awarded a PhD scholarship for the European University Institute,
Florence
1988 awarded a “mark of distinction” for my MSc (Econ) at the London
School of Economics
1987 awarded a mark of distinction (“félicitations du jury”) for the Diplôme de
l’Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris,
1984 awarded a student scholarship of excellence for the rest of my entire
undergraduate and graduate studies by the Studienstiftung des Deutschen
Volkes
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Teaching and supervision experience
Since 1994, I have been teaching courses on all levels on: (Introduction to) International
Politics (undergrad), Foreign Policy Analysis (MA), Theories of International Relations
(MA and PhD), Theories of International Political Economy (MA), Security Studies
(MA), Theorising International Relations (MA), The end of the (post) Cold War (MA),
Comparative European Politics (undergrad), West European Politics: the case of Italy
(MA), Research design in comparative politics and international relations (PhD), Social
theories of power in international relations (MA).
I have also been teaching PhD workshops at different universities or research centers:
Al Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies (Cairo), Antwerp, IEP Bordeaux,
University of Coimbra, Hebrew University (Jerusalem), Universities of Madrid, Tartu,
Tampere, Tübingen, and within the Danish PolForsk network.
Besides my university teaching activities, I have been teaching at (and co-organising)
several Summer universities in Kraków (1991-93), an on-line seminar on “Critical
approaches to (In)security in Europe”, organised by the Standing Group of IR of the
ECPR, a module within the framework of a preparation course for Italian diplomats in
Florence, a module during the SGIR PhD Summer School in Prague (EIRSS 2006), and
the NUPI Master Class 2010 on power analysis in IR.
In Budapest and Uppsala, I have been supervising well over 150 BA and MA theses.
Moreover, I have been the supervisor of two MPhil theses:
Dorina Nastase (Central European University, 1999-2000): “The geopolitical tradition in
French IR theory” (MPhil in Political Science)
Dusanka Anastasijevic (Central European University, 1997-98): “Isolation less splendid:
FR Yugoslavia, Croatia, Slovakia and Belarus at the contemporary European border of
order” (MPhil in Political Science)
Supervision of PhD theses (completed, in chronological order)
Katalin Sárváry (Central European University): “The English School meets
constructivism in International Relations” (defended in December 2004)
Anna Brozowska (Central European University): “Belarus’ foreign policy: identity,
power and legitimation” (defended in June 2006)
Vincent Pouliot (University of Toronto): “Security community in and through practice:
the power politics of Russia-NATO diplomacy” (external supervisor; defended 6 May
2008)
Ákos Kopper (International/Jacobs University Bremen): ‘Cosmopolitan Sovereignty and
the proliferation and stratification of citizenship’ (external supervisor, defended 12
December 2008)
Julia Pruzan-Jørgensen (Copenhagen University): ‘Political liberalization, oppositional
dynamics and authoritarian resilience: The Moroccan Mudawana reform process’,
(defended in June 2010)
Dörte Dinger (University of Bremen): ‘From friends to collaborators: A constructivist
analysis of changes in Italo-German relations with the end of the Cold War’
(Drittgutachter, defended January 2011)
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Supervision of PhD theses (ongoing, alphabetic order)
Emma Björnehed (Uppsala University 2007- ): ‘Ideas in conflict: the effect of frames in
the Nepal conflict and peace process’
Gelu Calacean (Uppsala University, 2004- ): “Institutional interplay in European
Governance: a study in parallel institutionalization” (working title) [Calacean accepted
a position at the EU Commission]
Anna Danielson (Uppsala University 2010- ): ‘The Power of Informality: Exploring the
social processes in the grey economy in Kosovo’ (working title)
Andreas Jarblad (Uppsala University, Dept of Peace and Conflict Studies, 2009- ):
‘American Foreign Policy and the Onset of Preventive War: The International Security
Dynamics of China's Acquisition of the Bomb’ (working title)
Michael Jonsson, (Uppsala University, 2008- ): ‘Why do rebels persevere? An analysis of
the FARC in Columbia’ (working title)
Oscar Larsson (Uppsala University, 2009- ): ‘Domestic sovereignty and its organization’
(working title)
Mariana Laeger (University of Frankfurt, 2010- ): ‘Performing Opposition: The
Challenges and Benefits of Institutionalizing Contestation in Global Governance’
(working title)
Kristin Ljungkvist (Uppsala University, 2008- ): ‘The role of cities in international affairs
(working title)’
Ludvig Norman (Uppsala University, 2008- ) ‘Institutional Dynamics and policy domain
definition in EU security policy’ (working title)
Holly Oberle (Freie Universität Berlin/Berlin Graduate School of Transnational Studies,
2010- ), ‘Magnifying Models of Masculinity in American Foreign Policy Discourse’
(working title)
Charlotta Friedner Parrat (Uppsala University, 2010- ), ‘The United and Divided Nations’
(working title), Uppsala University, Dept. of Government
Ewelina Sokolowska (Uppsala University, 2011- ): ‘This is your brain on politics: on the
consequences of the biologisation of the political science discipline’ (working title)
I have been invited as jury member or opponent of PhD theses (in chronological
order):
Valérie Marcel (Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris, 8 juin 2001): “Dilemmes sécuritaires
au Moyen-Orient: problèmes de puissance et de gouvernance” (external jury
member)
Linus Hagström (Stockholm University, 22 May 2003): “Enigmatic Power? Relational
Power Analysis and Statecraft in Japan’s China Policy” (opponent)
Flora Kurikkala (Tampere University, 29 November 2003): “Representation of Changing
Self: An EU Performance in the Middle East” (external pre-assessment and opponent)
Susan Park (University of Sydney, submission spring 2004): “Norm diffusion within
international organizations: the case of the World Bank” (external examiner)
Jyri Raitasalo (University of Helsinki, 2005), “Constructing War and Military Power after
the Cold War – the role of the United States in the Western definitions of War and
Military Power in the post-Cold War era” (external pre-assessment and opponent,
defense November 2005)
Emmanuel Puig (IEP Bordeaux, 6 July 2007), “Du ‘péril jaune’ à la ‘menace chinoise’ :
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sociogenèse de l’objet ‘Chine’ dans la discipline américaine des Relations
Internationales” (external jury member)
Halvard Leira (University of Oslo, 4 October 2011) “The Emergence of Foreign Policy:
Knowledge, Discourse, History” (first opponent)
Natalia Morozova (Central European University, Budapest, 21 October 2011) “The
Politics of Russian Post-Soviet Identity: Geopolitics, Eurasianism, and Beyond”
(external examiner)
… and as opponent in Danish PhD ‘slutseminars’ (in chronological order):
(Martin) Jess Pilegaard, ‘Between Coherence and Fragmentation. The EU's Everything
But Arms Initiative. A Study of Policy Change in a Compartmentalised Political
System’ (2005)
Trine Villumsen, ‘Proving theory wrong? NATO’s European struggle for recognition
after the Cold War’ (25 January 2008)
Rebecca Adler-Nissen, ‘The Diplomacy of Opting Out: British and Danish Stigma
Management in the European Union’ (9 January 2009)
Kristian Søby Kristensen, ‘Imagining NATO: Out-of-Area Problems, Visions of the
West, and the Historical Making of the Future (2 June 2009)
Søren Gilsaa, ‘Socio-contextualising the revival of Islam in Tanzania: Genesis and
current features of Islam’s public-political re-emergence in Tanzania’s post-Ujamaa
era’ (16 June 2009)
Experience of team leadership and project management
2003-2009
Leader of an international project on “Self-fulfilling geopolitics? An analysis of geopolitical
thought in, and its consequences for, post Cold-War Europe” (Collaborators:
Alexander Astrov, Central European University, Budapest and Tartu University; Andreas
Behnke, University of Reading; Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University; Petr Drulák, Institute of
International Studies, Prague; Merje Kuus, University of British Columbia, Canada;
Elisabetta Brighi, Oxford University and Fabio Petito, University of Sussex and
L’Orientale di Napoli; Serban Cioculescu, University of Bucharest). Financially
supported by the European COST A24. Book forthcoming with Cambridge University
Press.
2000-2001, 2003-2005
Leader (with Anna Leander) of a research project on Alexander Wendt’s constructivist
theory in international relations, funded by a CEU research grant and a COPRI
travel/workshop grant. The research was published in a special issue of the Journal of
International Relations and Development in 2001 and became the core of the reference
book on Alexander Wendt and his critics, which we edited for Routledge (2006).
1997-99,
Head of International Relations and European Studies Department at the Central
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European University, Budapest. As such, I was responsible for the entire administrative
and academic organisation of the department, including budget, curriculum and faculty
development. During my headship, the programme was financially saved, got a new MA
curriculum-structure, developed a new PhD curriculum (both are still in place), and was
upgraded from a “programme” to an independent “department”. The external assessment
of my department headship by the Open University was very positive over these years
(external examiners were: Prof. John Baylis, now University of Wales, Swansea, Tel:
+44(0)1792 295302/3, e-mail: j.baylis@swansea.ac.uk; and Prof. Michael L. Smith,
Queens University, Belfast, Tel: +44 28 9033 5544, Email: m.smith@qub.ac.uk).
During my years at the CEU, I was responsible for organising several Curriculum
Development sessions in Budapest. Moreover, I was the local contact person in a project
on curriculum development funded by the Volkswagen-Stiftung (1997-2000) and led by
Prof. Klaus Segbers (Berlin) which materialised in the publication of a textbook for
International Relations. Finally, I was invited to a special curriculum development
workshop in Vilnius (March 2000) and as a special rapporteur of the Council of Europe
Working Party on “Social Sciences and the Challenges of Transition” (1998).
Academic community services
Invited guest lectures
at, for instance, the universities of Wales (at Aberystwyth), Amsterdam (VU), Antwerp,
Aalborg, Belo Horizonte (PUC), Birmingham, Bremen, IEP Bordeaux, Bucharest,
Coimbra, Copenhagen, Florence, Florida International University, Hebrew University
(Jerusalem), Helsinki, IBEI (Barcelona), Kyung Hee University (Seoul), Ljubljana,
Madrid (Autónoma), Malmö, Munich, Naples (l’Orientale), Odense, Prague, Rio de
Janeiro (PUC), St Andrews, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Tampere, Tartu, Tbilisi, Trier,
Tübingen, Turku, Uppsala, Vilnius, Warwick, the Al Ahram Center for Political and
Strategic Studies (Cairo), the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, ISA-
South conference (Miami 2005), the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI,
Oslo), the Swedish Institute of International Studies (UI, Stockholm), the Institute for
International Relations (Prague), the (Presidential) State Chancellery of the Georgian
government (Tbilisi), the Brazilian Association of International Relations, the IR section
of the Portuguese Political Science Association, and the Korean International Studies
Association.
Editor
Editor of the Journal of International Relations and Development (2004-2008), the
official journal of the Central and Eastern European International Studies Association
(CEEISA), published by Palgrave/Macmillan.
During my editorship, the journal was monitored and eventually accepted into coverage
of the Social Science Citation Index. In its first year, its impact factor put it into the first
half of the Political Science journal list.
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Editorial Committees (book series)
Central European University Press (1997-1999),
Palgrave Series in International Relations (book series published on behalf of the SGIR,
since 2006)
Weltpolitik im 21. Jahrhundert (book series published on behalf of the IR section of the
German Political Science Association, 2005-2011)
Editorial Committees (journals)
European Journal of International Relations (2004-2008)
Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen (2002-2010)
International Advisory Boards (journals)
Contexto Internacional (published at PUC, Rio de Janeiro) (since 2009)
Cooperation and Conflict (since 1999),
International Political Sociology (since 2007),
International Relations (since 2002),
International Studies Review (since 2008),
Journal of Global Analysis (published at CESRAN, Turkey) (since 2009),
Journal of International Relations and Development (1999-2004, since 2009),
Millennium (2000),
Relaciones Internacionales (Madrid) (since 2005),
Review of International Political Economy (since 1999),
Review of International Studies (2007-2010)
International Boards (Associations)
Governing Council of International Studies Association (Non-North American memberat-large,
2004-2005),
Steering Committee of the Standing Group of International Relations of the ECPR (2004-
2010)
Executive Committee of Central and Eastern European International Studies Association
(since 2007)
Peer reviewer for
Cooperation and Conflict, European Journal of International Relations, European
Journal of Policy Research, International Organization, International Political Science
Review, International Relations, International Studies Quarterly, International Theory,
Journal of International Relations and Development, Millennium, Review of International
Political Economy, Review of International Studies, Zeitschrift für Internationale
Beziehungen, Zeitschrift für Soziologie, as well as Blackwell, Cambridge University
Press, Oxford University Press, Palgrave, Routledge, and Sage.
Jury membership
Best article published in the European Journal of International Relations (2007)
ISA-IPE Section Award 2012 for best graduate paper in IPE presented at the previous ISA
convention
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Publications
Peer-reviewed monographs or editions
forthc. 2013/14 Power and International Relations (Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, hbk + pbk), to be published in the Themes in
International Relations Series
forthc. 2012 Power, realism and constructivism: theories and theorists (London
et al: Routledge, hbk + pbk), to be published in The New
International Relations Series
forthc. 2012 The Return of Geopolitics? Social Mechanisms and Foreign Policy
Identity Crises (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, hbk +
pbk) [60000 words written by myself]. Published in the Cambridge
Studies in International Relations Series
April 1998
(reprinted Jan.
2002, 2004, 2006) Realism in International Relations and International Political
Economy: The Continuing Story of A Death Foretold (London,
New York: Routledge), published in The New International
Relations Series (hbk + pbk). Until now, reviewed in the
Australian Journal of International Affairs (twice: one review and
one review essay), International Affairs (London), Journal of
International Relations and Development, Millennium, Neue
Politische Literatur, Politique étrangère, Politikon (the journal of
the South African Political Science Association), Politische
Vierteljahresschrift, Review of International Studies (review
essay), and in the Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica. Translations
into Chinese (Taipeh: Weber Publications, 2000), Romanian (Iaṣi,
Institutul European, 2000), Czech (Brno: Barrister & Principal,
2004), and Italian (Milano: Vita e Pensiero, 2008).
Peer reviewed co-editions or special issues
forthc. 2012/13 The agency-structure problem and the study of foreign policy
(working title), London et al: Routledge (co-edited with Fredrik
Bynander).
forthc. 2012 The Diffusion of Power? Changing Patterns of Governance in
World Politics, Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan (co-edited with
Iver Neumann)
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2011 Foreign Policy Analysis, 5 vols (Sage Library of International
Relations), London et al: Sage (co-edited with Walter Carlsnaes)
2006 Constructivism and International Relations: Alexander Wendt and
his critics, London, New York: Routledge (co-edited with Anna
Leander, hbk + pbk), published in The New International Relations
Series
2004 Contemporary Security Analyses and Copenhagen Peace
Research, London, New York: Routledge (co-edited with Dietrich
Jung), published in The New International Relations Series
2001 Special issue on “Alexander Wendt’s social theory for
International Relations” of the Journal of International Relations
and Development, vol. 4, no. 4 (co-edited with Anna Leander)
June 1993 Co-Editor (with Roger Morgan, Anna Leander, Jochen Lorentzen),
A New Diplomacy for the post Cold War World. Essays for Susan
Strange (London: Macmillan and New York: St. Martin's Press).
Main peer-reviewed articles
2011 “Securitisation as a causal mechanism”, Security Dialogue, vol. 42, no. 4-5
(August-October), pp. 329-341.
2010 “Imposing coherence: the central role of practice in Friedrich Kratochwil’s
theorising of politics, international relations and science”, Journal of
International Relations and Development, vol. 13, no. 3 (September), pp. 301-
322.
2005 “The concept of power: a constructivist analysis”, Millennium: Journal of
International Studies, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 495-521.
(2011) selected by the editors of Millennium for their 40 th anniversary
collection as one of the seven most ground-breaking articles ever
published there
(2012) reprinted in Mark Haugaard and Stewart Clegg (eds), Power and
Politics, Vol. 4 (Analytic Approaches to Power), pp. 335-358 (London et
al: Sage).
2004 “The enduring dilemmas of realism in International Relations”, European
Journal of International Relations, vol. 10, no. 4 (December), pp. 533-568.
2003 “Costruttivismo e il ruolo delle istituzioni nelle relazioni internazionali”,
Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, vol. 44. no. 2, pp. 215-235.
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2002 “Foreign Policy without diplomacy: the Bush administration at a crossroads”,
International Relations, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. 291-297.
2001 (co-authored with Anna Leander) “A social theory for international relations: an
appraisal of Alexander Wendt’s theoretical and disciplinary synthesis”, Journal
of International Relations and Development, vol. 4, no. 4, pp. 316-338.
(2002) “Una teoria social para las relaciones internacionales: una
evaluación de la síntesis teórica y disciplinaria de Alexander Wendt”,
Desafíos, no. 6 (1/2002), pp. 52-86 (Spanish translation in Columbian
journal).
2001 “The significance and roles of theory in teaching International Relations”,
Journal of International Relations and Development, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 98-117.
2000 “A reconstruction of constructivism in International Relations”, European
Journal of International Relations, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 147-182.
(2009) reprinted in Stephen Chan and Cerwyn Moore (eds), Approaches
to International Relations, vol. II: Critical Approaches to International
Relations: Themes and Theories (London et al.: Sage), pp. 275-305.
1995 “The ‘Long Night of the First Republic’: years of clientelistic implosion in Italy”,
Review of International Political Economy, vol. 2, no. 1 (Winter), pp. 27-61.
(1995) “Az Első Köztársaság hosszú éjszakája”, Európa Fórum, vol. 5,
no. 3, October 1995, pp. 53-80 (Hungarian translation)
1994 “La longue nuit de la Première République. L'implosion clientéliste en Italie”,
Revue Française de Science Politique, vol. 44, no. 6, pp. 979-1013.
1993 “Structural Power: The Limits of Neorealist Power Analysis”, International
Organization, vol. 47, no. 3 (Summer), pp. 443-78.
(2012) reprinted in Mark Haugaard and Stewart Clegg (eds), Power and
Politics, Vol. 4 (Power and International Politics), pp. 139-176 (London
et al: Sage).
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Other peer reviewed/commissioned articles and book chapters (selection)
Forthc. 2012 “Power analysis”, in Rebecca Adler-Nissen, ed., Bourdieu in
International Relations, London et al.: Routledge.
2011 “Power and International Politics”, in Bertrand Badie, Dirk Berg-
Schlosser, Leonardo Morlino, eds, International Encyclopedia of
Political Science, Los Angeles et al: Sage, Vol. 7, pp. 2109-2114 (3600
words).
2011 “Constructivist view of power in International Relations”, in Keith
Dowding, ed., Encyclopedia of Power, London et al.: Sage, pp. 138-141
(2500 words).
2011 “Fungibility of power resources”, in Keith Dowding, ed., Encyclopedia
of Power, London et al.: Sage, pp. 266-267 (1000 words).
2011 “Relational power”, in Keith Dowding, ed., Encyclopedia of Power,
London et al.: Sage, pp. 563-567 (2500 words).
2010 “De gustibus (valoribus) est disputandum: Contra Realpolitik without
Politics, Theory without Reflexivity, Science without Judgment”, in
Oliver Kessler, Rodney Bruce Hall, Cecelia Lynch and Nicholas Onuf,
eds, On Rules, Politics, and Knowledge: Friedrich Kratochwil,
International Relations, and Domestic Affairs (London: Palgrave
Macmillan), pp. 23-36.
2007 “The concept of power: a constructivist analysis”, in Felix Berenskoetter
and Mike Williams, eds, Power in World Politics, London, New York:
Routledge, pp. 23-42.
2006 “From (alleged) unipolarity to the decline of multilateralism? A powertheoretical
critique”, in Edward Newman, Ramesh Thakur and John
Tirman, eds, Multilateralism Under Challenge? Power, International
Order and Structural Change, Tokyo et al.: United Nations University
Press, pp. 119-138.
2006 (and Anna Leander) ‘Wendt’s constructivism: a relentless quest for
synthesis’, in Stefano Guzzini and Anna Leander (eds) Constructivism
and International Relations: Alexander Wendt and his critics (London.
New York: Routledge), pp. 73-92.
2005 “Power”, in Martin Griffiths (ed.) Encyclopedia of International
Relations and Global Politics (London, New York: Routledge), pp. 689-
694.
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2004 “In den IB nichts Neues? Der 11. September und die Rollenverständnisse
der Disziplin“, Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen, vol. 11, no. 1
(June), pp. 135-146.
2004 “‘The Cold War is what we make of it’: when peace research meets
constructivism in International Relations”, in Stefano Guzzini & Dietrich
Jung (eds), Contemporary Security Analyses and Copenhagen Peace
Research (London, New York: Routledge), pp. 40-52.
2004 (& Dietrich Jung) “Copenhagen Peace Research”, in Stefano Guzzini &
Dietrich Jung (eds), Contemporary Security Analyses and Copenhagen
Peace Research (London, New York: Routledge), pp. 1-12.
2004 “Constructivism and International Relations: an analysis of Niklas
Luhmann’s conceptualisation of power”, in Mathias Albert & Lena
Hilkermeier (eds), Observing International Relations: Niklas Luhmann
and World Politics (London, New York: Routledge), pp. 208-222.
2001 “The Different Worlds of Realism in International Relations”,
Millennium: Journal of International Studies, vol. 30, no. 1, pp. 111-121.
2001 “Power”, in R. Barry Jones (ed.), Encyclopedia of International Political
Economy (London, New York: Routledge).
2001 “Calling for a less ‘brandish’ and less grand reconvention”, Review of
International Studies, vol. 27, pp. 495-501.
2000 “Strange’s oscillating realism: opposing the ideal - and the apparent”, in
Thomas Lawton, Amy Verdun and James Rosenau (eds) Strange Power:
shaping the parameters of international relations and international
political economy (Aldershot: Ashgate), pp. 215-228.
2000 “The use and misuse of power analysis in international theory”, in Ronen
Palan (ed.) Global Political Economy: Contemporary Theories (London,
New York: Routledge), pp. 53-66.
1999 “The Italian Democrats of the Left”, in Robert Ladrech and Philippe
Marlière (eds) Social Democratic Parties in the European Union:
History, Organization, Policies (London: Macmillan), pp. 133-147.
1998 (co-authored with Anna Leander) “EMU and the crisis of European
social contracts”, in Petri Minkinnen and Heikki Patomäki (eds) The
Politics of Economic and Monetary Union (Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic
P.), pp. 133-163. Previously published in 1997 by Helsinki: Finnish
Institute of International Affairs, pp. 131-161).
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1997 “Robert Gilpin: A Realist Quest for the Dynamics of Power”, in Iver B.
Neumann and Ole Wæver (eds), The Future of International Relations:
Masters in the Making? (London, New York: Routledge), pp. 121-144.
1993 Co-Author (with Roger Morgan, Anna Leander, Jochen Lorentzen),
“New Ideas for a Strange World”, in A New Diplomacy for the post Cold
War World. Essays for Susan Strange (London: Macmillan and New
York: St. Martin's Press), pp. 3-23.
Non peer-reviewed book contributions or journal discussion pieces
2011 ‘Marxist Geopolitics: still a missed rendez-vous?’, Geopolitics, vol. 16,
no. 1, pp. 226-229.
2009 ‘Network Power: The Social Dynamics of Globalization’ (book review),
Ethics & International Affairs, vol. 23, no. 1 (Spring 2009), pp. 78-80.
2008 ‘Maktens mått och mätandets makt’, in Sverker Gustavsson, Jörgen
Hermansson and Barry Holmström, eds, Statsvetare ifrågasätter:
Uppsalamiljön vid tiden för professorsskiftet den 31 mars 2008, Uppsala:
Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis 170, pp. 268-282.
2005 “Alexander Wendt”, in Gisela Riescher (ed.) Politische Theorie der
Gegenwart in Einzeldarstellungen (Stuttgart: Alfred Kröner Verlag)
2003 “Realismo politico e guerre: la controversia Gilpin versus Waltz”, in
Furio Cerutti e Daniela Belliti (eds) La guerra, le guerre (Trieste:
Asterios, 2003), pp.107-130.
2002 (co-authored with Sten Rynning) “Réalisme et analyse de la politique
étrangère”, in Frédéric Charillon (ed.) Politique étrangère: nouveaux
regards, Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, pp. 33-63.
2000 “The need for teaching theory in International Relations”, in Raimundas
Lopata and Nortautas Statkas (eds) Teaching International Relations
after the Cold War/ Tarptautinių santykių déstymas po šaltkojo karo
(Vilnius: Institute of International Relations and Political Science), pp.
63-73.
2000 “Making sense of constructivism in International Relations”, in Klaus
Segbers and Kerstin Imbusch (eds) The Globalization of Eastern Europe:
Teaching International Relations Without Borders (Münster: Lit-Verlag),
pp. 53-76.
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1998 “Two contracts reshuffled: The Lega Nord as motor and victim of the
political turmoil in Italy”, in Károly Grúber (ed.) Regionalism,
Nationalism and European Integration: Eastern and Western
Perspectives (Szombathely: Institute for Social and European Studies),
pp. 23-40.
1997 “Maintenir les dilemmes de la modernité es suspens: analyse et éthique
poststructuralistes en Relations Internationales”, in Klaus-Gerd Giesen
(ed.) L'éthique de l'espace politique mondial: métissages disciplinaires
(Bruxelles: Bruylant), pp. 247-285.
1997 “Machtbegriffe am Ausklang (?) der meta-theoretischen Wende in den
Internationalen Beziehungen (oder: Gebrauchsanweisung zur Rettung des
Konstruktivismus vor seinen neuen Freunden)”, in Knud Erik Jørgensen
(ed.) The Aarhus-Norsminde Papers: Constructivism, International
Relations and European Studies (Aarhus Universitet: Institut for
Statskundskab).
1995 “The coincidence of peaceful changes: The political economy of Italy at
the end of the Cold War”, in Heikki Patomäki (ed.) Peaceful Changes in
World Politics (Tampere: TAPRI Research Report No. 71), pp. 283-336.
1995 (co-authored with Heikki Patomäki and R.B.J. Walker) “Theorizing
Peaceful Change: A Concluding Trialogue”, in Heikki Patomäki (ed.)
Peaceful Changes in World Politics (ibid.), pp. 404-430.
Working Papers (selecting those otherwise not yet published)
2009 “On the measure of power and the power of measure in international relations”
DIIS Working Paper 2009/28.
2007 “Theorising International Relations: Lessons from Europe’s Periphery”, DIIS
Working Paper 2007/30.
2007 “Re-reading Weber, or: The three fields for the analysis of power in international
relations”, DIIS Working Paper 2007/29
2003 “‘Self-fulfilling geopolitics’?, or: the social production of foreign policy expertise
in Europe”, DIIS Working Paper 2003/23 (paper presented at the joint convention
of the Central and Eastern European International Studies Association and the
International Studies Association, Budapest, 26-28 June 2003)
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2002 “‘Realisms at war’: Robert Gilpin’s political economy of hegemonic wars as a
critique of Waltz’s neorealism”, COPRI Working Papers 11/2002. [published in
Italian]
2002 “‘Power’ in International Relations: concept formation between conceptual
analysis and conceptual history”, COPRI Working Papers 7/2002. [different
version published in 2005]
2001 “Realism and Foreign Policy Analysis”, COPRI Working Paper 42/2001, 20 pp.
[published in French]
2001 “Another sociology for IR? An Analysis of Niklas Luhmann’s conceptualisation
of power”, COPRI Working Papers 26/2001, 32 pp. [different version published
in 2004]
Discussion or conference papers (if not otherwise published)
March 2006 “Applying Bourdieu’s framework of power analysis to IR:
opportunities and limits” (paper presented at the 47 th annual
convention of the International Studies Association, Chicago, 22-
25 March)
September 2001 “The Bush administration’s foreign policy at a crossroads”, paper
presented at the public COPRI roundtable seminar on “terrorism
and security in the 21 st century” (also published in Danish as
“Bush’ udenrigspolitik ved en korsvej”, COPRI Newsletter, nr. 11,
December 2001, pp. 26-29).
June 2001 “The remarkable continuity of Italian Politics: an analysis of the
2001 elections”, paper presented at the COPRI Current Event
Seminar, 5 June 2001, 12 pages (6000 words).
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