Deconstructing International Politics

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Utilizing deconstruction, this manuscript offers a groundbreaking analysis of international relations, drawing heavily on Derrida's theories. It challenges foundational concepts such as modernity, the state, and the notions of subjectivity, security, ethics, and justice. By critiquing these cornerstones, the work opens new avenues for understanding the complexities and nuances within the field of international relations.