On Rules, Politics and Knowledge

The book critically engages with Friedrich Kratochwil's influential theories regarding the interplay of knowledge, norms, and political practice in international relations. Contributors explore the connections between normative phenomena and political dynamics, examining how these elements shape knowledge claims within the field. Through various perspectives, the work extends Kratochwil's ideas, offering insights into the complexities of political interactions and the significance of normative frameworks in shaping international discourse.