João P Nogueira
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686530 |
|---|---|
| NAME | João P Nogueira |
| GIVEN NAMES | João P |
| FAMILY NAME | Nogueira |
| SIGNATURE | NOGUEIRA J P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3785-6692 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
On Transversality: For a Reproblematization of the International in IPS
In this article, we invest in the conceptual development of transversality to establish it as the key analytical tool for examining the international from the perspective of international political sociology. We engage in this work for two main reasons. First, to strengthen IPS as a field with unique concepts that facilitate a new understanding of international relations, serving as more than just a common ground for various critical perspectives…
Against ‘resistance’? Towards a conception of differential politics in international political sociology
Resistance’ and related concepts like ‘counter-conduct’, ‘counter-politics’ and ‘revolution’ continue to gain an intense interest and use. At the same time, however, we observe an intensified questioning of the concept of resistance and in particular the logic of negativity that it inscribes into our understanding of difference and its politics. Engaging with contributions that have pushed the concept of resistance and its dialectic logic of nega…
A wonderful global city? Resisting urban regeneration in Olympic Rio
International Political Sociology as a Mode of Critique: Fracturing Totalities
This paper asks how international political sociology (IPS) can articulate its criticality so that it can continue to engage with lineages that privilege processes and practices emerging from the always fluid and multiple entanglements of fragments without resorting to totalizing logics. IPS and IR more generally have experienced an intensified interest in situated and micro analyses. Engaging the fragmentation of the international, however, has …
From failed states to fragile cities: Redefining spaces of humanitarian practice
It has become commonplace to claim that cities are becoming conflict zones, or ‘war zones’. This article traces some of the discursive and conceptual shifts that made it possible to define the city as a new frontier for international humanitarian action in states of the Global South. In order to represent cities as humanitarian spaces, concepts of ‘failure’ and ‘fragility’ have been problematised and subjected to reinterpretations that legitimise…
Ten Years of IPS: Fracturing IR
In the past few years the relative success of international political sociology as an intellectual project has stimulated debates about its contribution to international studies. With this issue we celebrate ten years of International Political Sociology. The journal was created in 2006, with the first issue published in 2007. It has been an intellectually fascinating ride. Since its beginnings, IPS sought to engage the “problem of the internatio…
International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines
Journal Article International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines Get access Jef Huysmans, Jef Huysmans Open University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Joao Pontes Nogueira Joao Pontes Nogueira Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Political Sociology, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1…
Ecuador vs. Peru: Peacemaking Amid Rivalry
Ética e violência na teoria das relações internacionais: Uma reflexão a partir do 11 de Setembro
Os atentados de setembro de 2001 representaram a mais significativa expressão de emprego da violência contra um estado soberano por um agente não-estatal na história do sistema internacional moderno. Esta constatação, por si mesma, deveria convidar ao debate sobre o estatuto do estado soberano na política mundial hoje, bem como dos fundamentos éticos constitutivos do sistema internacional. Lamentavelmente, boa parte da discussão se concentrou na …
A guerra do Kosovo e a desintegração da Iugoslávia: Notas sobre a (re)construção do Estado no fim do mil
A guerra do Kosovo foi o primeiro conflito armado envolvendo a OTAN desde a sua criação, e a maior crise humanitária ocorrida na Europa desde o fim da Segunda Guerra Mundial. A operação foi vista por muitos analistas como uma tentativa de ampliação do alcance da hegemonia norte-americana naquele continente. O conflito, porém, pode ser interpretado no contexto da evolução da prática de intervenções humanitárias no pós-Guerra Fria, principalmente d…
Ten Years of IPS: Fracturing IR
In the past few years the relative success of international political sociology as an intellectual project has stimulated debates about its contribution to international studies. With this issue we celebrate ten years of International Political Sociology. The journal was created in 2006, with the first issue published in 2007. It has been an intellectually fascinating ride. Since its beginnings, IPS sought to engage the “problem of the internatio…
International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines
Journal Article International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines Get access Jef Huysmans, Jef Huysmans Open University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Joao Pontes Nogueira Joao Pontes Nogueira Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Political Sociology, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1…
International Political Sociology as a Mode of Critique: Fracturing Totalities
This paper asks how international political sociology (IPS) can articulate its criticality so that it can continue to engage with lineages that privilege processes and practices emerging from the always fluid and multiple entanglements of fragments without resorting to totalizing logics. IPS and IR more generally have experienced an intensified interest in situated and micro analyses. Engaging the fragmentation of the international, however, has …
From failed states to fragile cities: Redefining spaces of humanitarian practice
It has become commonplace to claim that cities are becoming conflict zones, or ‘war zones’. This article traces some of the discursive and conceptual shifts that made it possible to define the city as a new frontier for international humanitarian action in states of the Global South. In order to represent cities as humanitarian spaces, concepts of ‘failure’ and ‘fragility’ have been problematised and subjected to reinterpretations that legitimise…
Against ‘resistance’? Towards a conception of differential politics in international political sociology
Resistance’ and related concepts like ‘counter-conduct’, ‘counter-politics’ and ‘revolution’ continue to gain an intense interest and use. At the same time, however, we observe an intensified questioning of the concept of resistance and in particular the logic of negativity that it inscribes into our understanding of difference and its politics. Engaging with contributions that have pushed the concept of resistance and its dialectic logic of nega…
Ética e violência na teoria das relações internacionais: Uma reflexão a partir do 11 de Setembro
Os atentados de setembro de 2001 representaram a mais significativa expressão de emprego da violência contra um estado soberano por um agente não-estatal na história do sistema internacional moderno. Esta constatação, por si mesma, deveria convidar ao debate sobre o estatuto do estado soberano na política mundial hoje, bem como dos fundamentos éticos constitutivos do sistema internacional. Lamentavelmente, boa parte da discussão se concentrou na …
A guerra do Kosovo e a desintegração da Iugoslávia: Notas sobre a (re)construção do Estado no fim do mil
A guerra do Kosovo foi o primeiro conflito armado envolvendo a OTAN desde a sua criação, e a maior crise humanitária ocorrida na Europa desde o fim da Segunda Guerra Mundial. A operação foi vista por muitos analistas como uma tentativa de ampliação do alcance da hegemonia norte-americana naquele continente. O conflito, porém, pode ser interpretado no contexto da evolução da prática de intervenções humanitárias no pós-Guerra Fria, principalmente d…
A guerra do Kosovo e a desintegração da Iugoslávia: Notas sobre a (re)construção do Estado no fim do mil
A guerra do Kosovo foi o primeiro conflito armado envolvendo a OTAN desde a sua criação, e a maior crise humanitária ocorrida na Europa desde o fim da Segunda Guerra Mundial. A operação foi vista por muitos analistas como uma tentativa de ampliação do alcance da hegemonia norte-americana naquele continente. O conflito, porém, pode ser interpretado no contexto da evolução da prática de intervenções humanitárias no pós-Guerra Fria, principalmente d…
Ecuador vs. Peru: Peacemaking Amid Rivalry
Ética e violência na teoria das relações internacionais: Uma reflexão a partir do 11 de Setembro
Os atentados de setembro de 2001 representaram a mais significativa expressão de emprego da violência contra um estado soberano por um agente não-estatal na história do sistema internacional moderno. Esta constatação, por si mesma, deveria convidar ao debate sobre o estatuto do estado soberano na política mundial hoje, bem como dos fundamentos éticos constitutivos do sistema internacional. Lamentavelmente, boa parte da discussão se concentrou na …
International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines
Journal Article International Political Sociology: Opening Spaces, Stretching Lines Get access Jef Huysmans, Jef Huysmans Open University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Joao Pontes Nogueira Joao Pontes Nogueira Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Political Sociology, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1…
Ten Years of IPS: Fracturing IR
In the past few years the relative success of international political sociology as an intellectual project has stimulated debates about its contribution to international studies. With this issue we celebrate ten years of International Political Sociology. The journal was created in 2006, with the first issue published in 2007. It has been an intellectually fascinating ride. Since its beginnings, IPS sought to engage the “problem of the internatio…
From failed states to fragile cities: Redefining spaces of humanitarian practice
It has become commonplace to claim that cities are becoming conflict zones, or ‘war zones’. This article traces some of the discursive and conceptual shifts that made it possible to define the city as a new frontier for international humanitarian action in states of the Global South. In order to represent cities as humanitarian spaces, concepts of ‘failure’ and ‘fragility’ have been problematised and subjected to reinterpretations that legitimise…
International Political Sociology as a Mode of Critique: Fracturing Totalities
This paper asks how international political sociology (IPS) can articulate its criticality so that it can continue to engage with lineages that privilege processes and practices emerging from the always fluid and multiple entanglements of fragments without resorting to totalizing logics. IPS and IR more generally have experienced an intensified interest in situated and micro analyses. Engaging the fragmentation of the international, however, has …
A wonderful global city? Resisting urban regeneration in Olympic Rio
Against ‘resistance’? Towards a conception of differential politics in international political sociology
Resistance’ and related concepts like ‘counter-conduct’, ‘counter-politics’ and ‘revolution’ continue to gain an intense interest and use. At the same time, however, we observe an intensified questioning of the concept of resistance and in particular the logic of negativity that it inscribes into our understanding of difference and its politics. Engaging with contributions that have pushed the concept of resistance and its dialectic logic of nega…
On Transversality: For a Reproblematization of the International in IPS
In this article, we invest in the conceptual development of transversality to establish it as the key analytical tool for examining the international from the perspective of international political sociology. We engage in this work for two main reasons. First, to strengthen IPS as a field with unique concepts that facilitate a new understanding of international relations, serving as more than just a common ground for various critical perspectives…
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