Barry Buzan
28 Apr 1946
Barry Buzan (Apr 28, 1946) is a British political scientist and professor of International Studies at the University of Warwick and a Project Director at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Research in Copenhagen.
Books
- Bringing Sociology to International Relations
- Great Powers, Climate Change, and Global Environmental Responsibilities
- The global transformation
- Myšlenkové Mapy
- Making of Global International Relations
- International systems in world history : remaking the study of international relations
- An Introduction To The English School Of International Relations The Societal Approach
- SECURITY: A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS
- UNITED STATES AND THE GREAT POWERS: WORLD POLITICS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
- Introduction to the English School of International Relations
- International security
- Does China matter?
- The Mind Map Book
- Non-Western international relations theory
- Anticipating the future
- Case studies of regional conflicts and conflict resolution
- People, States and Fear (ECPR Classics)
- The logic of anarchy
- Making Global Society
- SECURITY ANALYSIS: CONCEPTUAL APPARATUS
- Re-Imagining International Relations
- Rethinking Sino-Japanese Alienation
- Contesting International Society in East Asia
- Global International Society
- Change and the study of international relations
- Canada at the Third Law of the Sea Conference
- The United States and the great powers
- The European security order recast
- Peace and politics: the British Peace Movement from 1919 to 1939
- The evolution of international security studies
- Regions and powers
- REGIONS AND POWERS: THE STRUCTURE OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
- Security
- The International politics of deterrence
- The arms dynamic in world politics
- Does China Matter? A Reassessment
- International society and the Middle East
- FROM INTERNATIONAL TO WORLD SOCIETY?: ENGLISH SCHOOL THEORY AND THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF GLOBALISATION
- South Asian insecurity and the great powers
- Seabed politics
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