Author profile: Lucian M. Ashworth
On a Train, Reading Sartre: What My Teenage Self Can Teach Me About International Relations
IR cannot be reduced to abstract structural arguments based on clear causal relationships.
Review – The Global Transformation
A well-researched and ground-breaking work that sets the pace for a new scholarly programme which finally takes the nineteenth century transition seriously within IR.
How Should We Study the History of International Thought?
An historical analysis of the rise and fall of ideas in IR shows a messy, idiosyncratic, and capricious process of multiple causes, ironies, and dilemmas.
Of Great Debates and the History of IR: Why the ‘Great Debate’ Story is Wrong
Like our stories of a lost Arthurian world, the realist-idealist debate is a recent story that says more about IR over the last three decades than it does about the past.
