Security, Identity and Interests

Delve into the profound insights of Bill McSweeney in his acclaimed book, Security, Identity and Interests, published by Cambridge University Press in 1999. Spanning 256 pages, this thought-provoking work challenges the limitations of the scientific approach to security and critiques recent efforts to address its shortcomings.

McSweeney draws on contemporary sociological trends to construct a compelling theory of the international order, expanding the concept of security to encompass a broader spectrum of meanings. Ideal for students and scholars of political science and international relations, this book offers a fresh perspective on the intricate relationship between identity, interests, and security in today's world.

Enhance your understanding of these critical themes by investing in this essential read. Perfect for those interested in history and theory of international relations, Security, Identity and Interests is a vital addition to any academic library.