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by Rodger Payne

24 December 2005, 1615 EST

Over at my blog, I’ve just published a followup to Bill’s post last month on the William and Mary survey about the field of IR.

After examining the list of the 25 most influential IR scholars in some detail, I’ve invited readers to answer these questions:

  • What are the most influential IR books and articles published in the past 15 years (since 1990)?
  • Who are the field’s most important thinkers under age 50?

    Feel free to put answers in comments, or to send me an email. I’ll try to compile some results in a few weeks. Mull it over.

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    Rodger A. Payne is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Louisville. He serves on the University’s Sustainability Council and was a co-founder of the Peace, Conflict, and Social Justice program. He is the author of dozens of journal articles and book chapters and coauthor, with Nayef Samhat, of Democratizing Global Politics: Discourse Norms, International Regimes, and Political Community (SUNY, 2004). He is currently working on two major projects, one exploring the role of narratives in international politics and the other examining the implications of America First foreign policy.

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    Rodger A. Payne is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Louisville. He serves on the University’s Sustainability Council and was a co-founder of the Peace, Conflict, and Social Justice program. He is the author of dozens of journal articles and book chapters and coauthor, with Nayef Samhat, of Democratizing Global Politics: Discourse Norms, International Regimes, and Political Community (SUNY, 2004). He is currently working on two major projects, one exploring the role of narratives in international politics and the other examining the implications of America First foreign policy.

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