Exploring the internal policy - international policy distinction: State of the art about the debate

For some theorist the conduct of states is mainly determined by its domestic features. In contrast others argue that state behavior is shaped by the place they occupy in the international system. The purpose here is to address this discussion and make a state of the art of this discussion in the Int...

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Autor Principal: Jiménez Peña, Gabriel
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topic International political economy
internal policy
international policy
international relations theory.
Economía política internacional
política interna
política internacional
teoría de las relaciones internacionales
Economia política internacional
política interna
política internacional
teoria das relações internacionais
spellingShingle International political economy
internal policy
international policy
international relations theory.
Economía política internacional
política interna
política internacional
teoría de las relaciones internacionales
Economia política internacional
política interna
política internacional
teoria das relações internacionais
Jiménez Peña, Gabriel
Exploring the internal policy - international policy distinction: State of the art about the debate
description For some theorist the conduct of states is mainly determined by its domestic features. In contrast others argue that state behavior is shaped by the place they occupy in the international system. The purpose here is to address this discussion and make a state of the art of this discussion in the International Relations as a science. Given that the literary body that explores the internal - international political interaction is too extensive, to deal with o build it, generally turn to assumptions or common ideas, five of them will be problematize in this paper, looking for how it been produced, according to the theoretical development that have built in the last years about this discussion. 
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title_short Exploring the internal policy - international policy distinction: State of the art about the debate
title_full Exploring the internal policy - international policy distinction: State of the art about the debate
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spelling ir-10654-346992020-01-08T19:42:10Z Exploring the internal policy - international policy distinction: State of the art about the debate Explorando la distinción política interna - política internacional: un estado del arte de la discusión Explorando a distinção política interna - política exterior: Um estado da arte da discussão Jiménez Peña, Gabriel International political economy internal policy international policy international relations theory. Economía política internacional política interna política internacional teoría de las relaciones internacionales Economia política internacional política interna política internacional teoria das relações internacionais For some theorist the conduct of states is mainly determined by its domestic features. In contrast others argue that state behavior is shaped by the place they occupy in the international system. The purpose here is to address this discussion and make a state of the art of this discussion in the International Relations as a science. Given that the literary body that explores the internal - international political interaction is too extensive, to deal with o build it, generally turn to assumptions or common ideas, five of them will be problematize in this paper, looking for how it been produced, according to the theoretical development that have built in the last years about this discussion.  Para algunos teóricos la conducta de los Estados está determinada principalmente por sus características internas. En contraposición, otros argumentan que el comportamiento estatal está moldeado por el lugar que ocupan estos en el sistema internacional. El propósito aquí es abordar esta discusión y elaborar un estado del arte sobre esta distinción en las Relaciones Internacionales como ciencia. Dado que el cuerpo literario que explora la interacción política interna-política internacional es muy vasto, para abordarla o reconstruirla generalmente se acude a supuestos o lugares comunes, cinco de los cuales serán problematizados en este artículo, buscando mostrar cómo se producen de acuerdo con los desarrollos teóricos que se han construido en los últimos años sobre esta distinción. Para alguns teóricos a conduta dos Estados está determinada principalmente por suas características internas. Em oposição, outros argumentam que o comportamento do Estado é moldado pelo lugar que ocupam eles no sistema internacional. O propósito aqui é abranger esta discussão e elaborar um estado da arte sobre ela na Relações Internacionais como ciência. 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