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Introduction to International Relations - Theories of Constructivism

This discussion of Constructivism is the culmination of the first part of my Intro to IR class taught at Rutgers University in 2015. It brings a five to six-week segment of comparative theory to an end before the Midterm review. Topics include a discussion of the basic ideas of Constructivism, a comparison between Balance of Power and Balance of Threat, a consideration that states can employ a number of types of foreign policies simultaneously depending on the country in question, and a consideration of "Wilsonian Realism", which is a type of hybridized foreign policy of Liberalism and Realism that works together to create a considerably belligerent and aggressive foreign policy in the name of democracy, liberty, and freedom. Lecture 07: Contemporary International Studies Part IV: Theories of Constructivism. Dr. Michael Rossi Department of Political Science Rutgers University October 7, 2015 Chapter Markers: 00:25 - Theories of Constructivism 07:41 - Constructivism and State "Identity" 13:15 - Anarchy as an "Imagined Community" 17:35 - Balance of Power vs. Balance of Threat 23:20 - Constructivism as a Modifier to a Theory? 24:25 - "Wilsonian Realism" Music - Audiomachine, "Tree of Life" (2013) -    • Audiomachine - Tree of Life