Kamila Stullerova
Biographic Data
| ID | 282685 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kamila Stullerova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kamila |
| FAMILY NAME | Stullerova |
| SIGNATURE | STULLEROVA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aberystwyth University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Audience, politics, and the moral ambiguity of security – comments on Rita Floyd’s The Duty to Secure
Thoughts on War
The article reconstructs Shklar's thoughts on war. It argues that these thoughts constitute a crucial pillar of her political theory. Of particular significance is the interpretation of her book Legalism, where Shklar criticised efforts to streamline the complex issue of the causes of war into a simple theory of power and aggression, and her work on Montesquieu, which ultimately allowed her to link thoughts on war and extraordinary cruelty to her…
Embracing ontological doubt
While a number of scholars argue that classical realism is conspicuously similar to critical international relations, this article takes an issue with such an interpretation. It does not challenge the observation that both approaches are comparable when it comes to ethical concerns and a related critique of modernity, but it puts forth an argument that they differ fundamentally when it comes to their basic intellectual motivation and purpose. Thi…
Power, knowledge, and dissent in Morgenthau’s worldview
Felix Rosch’s book Power, knowledge, and dissent in Morgenthau’s worldview is the latest addition to a growing body of recent scholarship on the twentieth century international relations (IR) theor
The knowledge of suffering
In the footsteps of Karl Deutsch
The article argues that Karl Deutsch's work on nationalism is not only a precursor to his 'security communities' but that it is central to his international relations (IR). Nationalism impacts what people expect from the state and influences the state's international behaviour. While these processes are mostly automatic and cannot be controlled, their trajectories are not fully determined. Deutsch is interested in theorising moments when automati…
Rethinking human rights
The knowledge of suffering
Rethinking human rights
Embracing ontological doubt
While a number of scholars argue that classical realism is conspicuously similar to critical international relations, this article takes an issue with such an interpretation. It does not challenge the observation that both approaches are comparable when it comes to ethical concerns and a related critique of modernity, but it puts forth an argument that they differ fundamentally when it comes to their basic intellectual motivation and purpose. Thi…
Thoughts on War
The article reconstructs Shklar's thoughts on war. It argues that these thoughts constitute a crucial pillar of her political theory. Of particular significance is the interpretation of her book Legalism, where Shklar criticised efforts to streamline the complex issue of the causes of war into a simple theory of power and aggression, and her work on Montesquieu, which ultimately allowed her to link thoughts on war and extraordinary cruelty to her…
Rethinking human rights
The knowledge of suffering
In the footsteps of Karl Deutsch
The article argues that Karl Deutsch's work on nationalism is not only a precursor to his 'security communities' but that it is central to his international relations (IR). Nationalism impacts what people expect from the state and influences the state's international behaviour. While these processes are mostly automatic and cannot be controlled, their trajectories are not fully determined. Deutsch is interested in theorising moments when automati…
Embracing ontological doubt
While a number of scholars argue that classical realism is conspicuously similar to critical international relations, this article takes an issue with such an interpretation. It does not challenge the observation that both approaches are comparable when it comes to ethical concerns and a related critique of modernity, but it puts forth an argument that they differ fundamentally when it comes to their basic intellectual motivation and purpose. Thi…
Power, knowledge, and dissent in Morgenthau’s worldview
Felix Rosch’s book Power, knowledge, and dissent in Morgenthau’s worldview is the latest addition to a growing body of recent scholarship on the twentieth century international relations (IR) theor
Thoughts on War
The article reconstructs Shklar's thoughts on war. It argues that these thoughts constitute a crucial pillar of her political theory. Of particular significance is the interpretation of her book Legalism, where Shklar criticised efforts to streamline the complex issue of the causes of war into a simple theory of power and aggression, and her work on Montesquieu, which ultimately allowed her to link thoughts on war and extraordinary cruelty to her…
Audience, politics, and the moral ambiguity of security – comments on Rita Floyd’s The Duty to Secure
Politics (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · International relations (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political philosophy (3 works)