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This book sets out, through Starr's personal story, his interest in how the ideas of "intellectual trajectories" and "political memories" could be incorporated into intellectual autobiography, thus exploring how the personal lives of individual academics intersected with their professional interests. By following the development of his approach to research, interdisciplinarity, the logic of inquiry, and the opportunity and willingness framework scholars and researchers will see how his groundbreaking research in Conflict Processes and International Relations Theory developed and were interlinked (especially diffusion, geography and spatiality; the democratic peace and integration; decision making). In addition, graduate students and junior faculty should find useful hints about how to navigate their way through the complexities of becoming both a professional and successful academic and scholar.
• This book provides the most complete treatment of the workand contributions of Harvey Starr, a former President of the International Studies Association.
• Important for contemporary students of international relations, and their understanding of IR theory and methods.
• Demonstrates an eclectic linking of theoretical, logical, and empirical approaches to the study of IR—providing a critical logic of inquiry to do research.
• Provides insights and blueprints for how to develop interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary scholarship, highlighting geography and social-psychology.
• Affords graduate students and recent Ph.D.s guidance in the development of research, becoming a professional, and the choices to be made in one's academic career.
Contents
Part I. On Harvey Starr.- Chapter 1.Getting from Then to Now: A Personal Intellectual Autobiography.- Chapter 2. A Selected bibliography of the Publications of Harvey Starr.- Part II. Texts by Harvey Starr.- Chapter 3. Cumulation from Proper Specification: Theory, Logic, Research Design, and "Nice" Laws.- Chapter 4. Opportunity, Willingness and the Diffusion of War, 1816-1965.- Chapter 5. Democratic Dominoes: Diffusion Approaches to the Spread of Democracy in the International System.- Chapter 6. On Geopolitics: Spaces and Places.- Chapter 7. Opportunity, Willingness and Geographic Information Systems: Reconceptualizing Borders in International Relations.- Chapter 8. Democracy and Integration: Why Democracies Don't Fight Each Other.- Chapter 9. The Kissinger Years: Studying Individuals and Foreign Policy.- On The University of South Carolina.- On Harvey Starr.
