Out of Line: Essays on the politics of boundaries and the limits of modern politics

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1. Despite all critique Distinctions/connections Man and/or world Spatiotemporalities Boundaries, borders, limits The modern international Scalar subjects Out of line, out of tune Notes 2. World politics and Western reason: universalism, pluralism, hegemony (1980) Introduction The dilemmas of international political theory The concept of culture and its contradictions Orientalizing the Orient Conclusion Notes 3. The doubled outsides of the modern international (2005) I II III IV V Notes 4. The subject of security (1995) Security and change Everything and nothing Subjects of security Over and over Changing subjects Notes 5. On the protection of nature and the nature of protection (2005) Protection of nature Nature of protection Nature/protection Notes 6. Social movements/world politics (1994) Discursive economies of scale Merely social, always moving Domestic bliss Immanent revivals Global civil society? Nomadic connections Notes 7. Europe is not where it is supposed to be (2000) Europe as known quantity/quality Europe as puzzle Sovereignty as spatial practice Integration/politicization Notes 8. They seek it here, they seek it there: locating the political in Clayoquot Sound (2003) Clayoquot Sound as a political puzzle Authority/space Clayoquot Sound as political space Notes 9. Violence, modernity, silence: from Max Weber to international relations theory (1993) Violence/limits/subjects Notes 10. Hobbes, origins, limits (2011) Notes 11. War, terror, judgement (2002) Modern hypocrisies Still more violence War by other means After the slack Notes 12. International, imperial, exceptional (2005) I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes 13. Which democracy for which demos? (2013) I II III IV Notes 14. The political theory of boundaries and the boundaries of political theory: interview with Raia Prokhovnik (2012) Note Index