Robert George Gilpin
Robert George Gilpin
US-amerikanischer Politikwissenschaftler, Vertreter des Ökonomischen Realismus (Neorealismus)
*02.07.1930 in Burlington, Vermont
Werdegang
1952: B.A. der Philosophie an der University of Vermont
1954: M.S. der Soziologie an der Cornell University
1960: Ph.D. an der University of California Berkeley
1960-1961: Lehre an der Columbia Universität in New York
1962-1998: Dwight D. Eisenhower Professor of Public and International Affairs an der Princeton University im Department of Politics und der Woodrow Wilson School
American Political Science Association (1984-1985 Vize-Präsident)
Mitglied des Council on Foreign Relations
1987: Award for the Best New Professional and Scholarly Book in Business, Management, and Economics für The Political Economy of International Relations
1988: Woodrow Wilson Foundation Book Award für The Political Economy of International Relations
Bücher:
American Scientists and Nuclear Weapons Policy. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton Univ. Press 1962.
Scientists and National Policy-Making. New York: Columbia University Press 1964.
France in the Age of the Scientific State. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press 1968.
US Power and the Multinational Corporation: The Political Economy of Foreign Direct Investment. London: MacMillan 1975.
War and Change in World Politics. New York: Cambridge University Press 1981.
The Political Economy of International Relations. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press 1987.
The Challenge of Global Capitalism: The International Economy in the 21st Century. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press 2000.
Global Political Economy: The New International Economic Order. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press 2001.
Aufsätze:
The Politics of Transnational Economic Relations. In: International Organization 25. 1971. S. 398-419.
Three Models of the Future. In: International Organization 29. 1972. S. 30-67.
Economic Interdependence and National Security in Historical Perspective. In: Knorr, Klaus/Trager, Frank N. (Hrsg.): Economic Issues and National Security. Lawrences: Allen Press 1977.
The Richness of the Tradition of Political Realism. In: International Organization 38. 1984. 2, S. 288-304.
The Theory of Hegemonic War. In: Journal of Interdisciplinary History 18.1988. S. 591-613.
Robert Gilpin & International Relations | Reflections. Princeton, New Jersey:he Trustees of Princeton University, 2012
Mit Beiträgen von:
The Richness of the Contributions of Robert G. Gilpin, Michael Mastanduno. S. 7-20
Robert Gilpin and the Early Development of International Political Economy, Benjamin J. Cohen. S. 21 - 32
Robert Gilpin and the Foundations of International Relations, Joanne Gowa. S. 33 - 42
Gilpinian Realism and International Relations, William C. Wohlforth. S. 43 - 60
Power, Markets, and Gilpin's Enduring Ideas: War and Change Today, Kathleen R. McNamara. S. 61 - 76
Robert Gilpin: Exemplary Scholar - Teacher, Richard Falk. S. 77 - 88
Against the Current: Robert Gilpin as Teacher and Scholar, Daniel H. Deudney. S. 89 - 98
The World of Robert Gilpin Today, Harold James und Marzenna James. S. 99 - 112
Robert Gilpin: His Work, His Influence, and the World in Our Time, Wolfgang Danspeckgruber. S. 113 - 130
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