Naeem Inayatullah and David Blaney’s presentation, followed by q&a, from the 2006 “Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies” workshop. The beginning of David’s remarks were cut off by a technical fault.
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Cecelia Lynch’s presentation, followed by q&a, from the 2006 “Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies” workshop.
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Gavan Duffy’s presentation, followed by q&a, from the 2006 “Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies” workshop. Unfortunately, the beginning of Gavan’s remarks were cut off because of a technical difficulty.
Lene Hansen’s presentation, followed by q&a, from the 2006 “Interpretive and Relational Research Methodologies” workshop.
The twelfth course lecture, on Michael Walzer. Apologies for the sound of my voice — I am getting over a cold — and for a little bit of background noise.
The eleventh course lecture, on Hedley Bull.
Discussant comments for a panel I chaired at the International Studies Association-Northeast conference in Boston, 10 November 2006. As a discussant I try to be provocative, so bear that in mind as you listen.
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