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Can the movie mean girls be used as an example of inclusion and inferiority within a ‘superior’ group

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does the english school perspective believe that there are now several international societies?

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does the english school perspective believe that there are now several international societies?

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International society & non-state actors

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International society & non-state actors

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Hedley Bull defines international society as a society of states with  common interests and values.

how can we extend the concept to examine non-state actors? can we consider them part of international society?

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To what extent does religion play a role in the creation of the 'International Community' and the 'Standard of Civilisation' ?

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Internationally speaking, strong empire and states have done awful things, to maintain power ,whilst weaker states haven't been as bad. (Iceland vs UK) Is this because of the nature of power dynamics or down to the individual nature of states. Could you ever have a 'good' empire?

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Personally, which theory of IR do you find most convincing? (If you can only pick one)

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Personally, which theory of IR do you find most convincing? (If you can only pick one)

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Does the international societies have a model to follow? Does there really exist a true horizontal model? Becuase it seems that the origin of international society is simply a group of "periphery" countries imitating the central few, or perhaps the most "powerful" or "charming" ones, for example, back to the early modern time when Louis IVX was in position, nobles around Europe send their children to learn French and French costoms in Paris, and the Russian nobility can speak fluent Enligh back to the 19th century, can't we say that even within this "horizontal" model of the international society, there is still one vital figure that everyone tries to follow and imitate? Since in each society we can see that when the leadering figure has changed, their costom certainly changes alongside it. And this figure is certainly the one with the most power (maybe hard, maybe soft), it is just that in different societies, some role of the figure lies implicit (17th century Spain in the European society etc.) and in others it is rather explicit (China during Tang Dynasty). Therefore, can we say that the internatioanl society is a production of power, and this society is merely a multilateral influencing bloc?

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How can English School or constuctivism be used to explain the Syrian Civil War and predict its outcome?

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How will climate change remake global order?

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Has Climate Change Rendered the Concept of Sovereignty Obsolete?

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Has Climate Change Rendered the Concept of Sovereignty Obsolete?

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How will the development of technology (nuclear weapons, social media, AI etc.) change the structure of international system and the actors in it?

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Does the future look less liberal?

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what is the difference between realism & neorealism and liberalism & neoliberalism

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what is the difference between realism & neorealism and liberalism & neoliberalism

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What is your opinion of the English School? 

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What is your opinion of the English School? 

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How can the theories we've learned be applied to Brexit?

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How large of a role in international politics does the United States play, and will that role increase or decrease in the future?

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Given the current international system is global consensus on climate change even a possibility?

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Do you think that it is possible for the African Union to reach a level of political and economic alignment comparable to the EU, or are the barriers to closer union (e.g. geographic, linguistic, ethnic, cultural etc.) too significant to overcome? AB

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What should NATO's policy be in response to Russia's aggressiveness, using the theories we've discussed so far?

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Using IR theories, how can we explain American protectionism and exceptionalism today? Do you think that it would be prudent for the US government to continue with its current approach towards its NATO allies?

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How useful are non-normative theories  like Constructivism or the English School for policy makers?

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"The greatest danger that now faces liberal democracy is that the revolution in information technology will make dictatorships more efficient than democracies." Can AI destroy liberal democracy?

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Is there one single explanation of the concept of International Society, or is such a definition dependent on whether one takes a solidarist or pluralist view?

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What are these laws and how do they fit in the debate about expansion theory?

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How does the English School explain populism, when its values promote the existence of an international system?

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Does the Responsibility to Protect still have a future?

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How will the nature of war change in the future?

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Can we consider the Democratic Peace Theory, and more generally, the Kantian world society, to be inherently racist?

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How does China's rise affect the current balance of power?

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Does the Belt and Road Initiative infringe on a state's sovereignty, and do such measures suggest that sovereignty is obsolete?

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Given increasing economic interdependence, global trade flows, and political interconnectedness, how viable is the conception of sovereignty? What are the implications for foreign policy and IR moving forward?

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Given increasing economic interdependence, global trade flows, and political interconnectedness, how viable is the conception of sovereignty? What are the implications for foreign policy and IR moving forward?

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How can (or should) the current international system respond to rising national populist movements in Brazil, India, the US, and Eastern Europe?

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How can (or should) the current international system respond to rising national populist movements in Brazil, India, the US, and Eastern Europe?

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Is the English school more valuable to IR theory as a methodological lens?

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Is the English school more valuable to IR theory as a methodological lens?

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By bringing in historical methods etc