About this book series
This new series is designed in response to the pressing need to better understand growing complex global, transnational, and local issues that stubbornly refuse to be pigeon-holed into clearly-defined established disciplinary boxes. The new series distinguishes its visions in three ways: (1) It is inspired by genuine sociological, anthropological and philosophical perspectives in International Relations (IR), (2) it rests on an understanding of the social as politically constituted, and the social and the political are always ontologically inseparable, and (3) it conceptualizes the social as fundamentally global, in that it is spatially dispersed and temporarily contingent. In the books published in the series, the heterogeneity of the world’s peoples and societies is acknowledged as axiomatic for an understanding of world politics.
All manuscripts in the series undergo single blind peer review both at proposal and final manuscript stage, and have to abide by the Springer Nature ethical policy statement: https://www.springer.com/gp/editorial-policies/ethical-responsibilities-of-authors.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2946-5567
- Print ISSN
- 2946-5559
- Series Editor
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- Marta Fernández,
- David B. MacDonald,
- Dirk Nabers,
- Chengxin Pan
Book titles in this series
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Drones and the Annihilation-Image in Contemporary Warfare
The Case of 'Eye in the Sky' in the Washington-Hollywood Entanglement
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