Table of Contents

Contents: Part 1 Complexity, Modernity and International Relations Theory: Introduction; Complexity and the modern episteme: epistemological outline of a new science; An archaeology of modernity; Complexity, international relations and ethics from an epistemic perspective; Intermezzo: a roadmap to an argument. Part 2 The Kosovo Crisis and Its Contradictions: International relations and modern interpretations of the Kosovo crisis; Legal-ethical frameworks on Kosovo, modern analytical finitude at work; Ancient ethnic hatreds; Conclusion: International relations, complexity and the Kosovo crisis; Bibliography; Index.

About the Author

Dr Damian Popolo, Honorary Research Fellow, Lancaster University, UK

Reviews

'An excellent example of the growing number of complexity inspired works that challenge the fundamentals of International Relations. The book is a stimulating theoretical review of complexity, as well as a critique of traditional IR and a demonstration of what complexity can do when it is applied to recent policy challenges.' Robert Geyer, Lancaster University, UK 'A New Science of International Relations is an interesting study...' Südosteuropa