Routledge Handbook of Interpretive Political Science (Paperback)

 PART 1 INTRODUCTION 1. Mark Bevir and R. A. W. Rhodes Interpretive political science: mapping the field PART II: THEORIES 2. Mark Bevir and Jason Blakely Naturalism and Anti-Naturalism 3. Naomi Choi Idealist Legacies 4. Jens Olesen Hermeneutics 5. Robert Lamb Historicism 6. Chris Ansell Pragmatist Interpretivism 7. Colin Hay Social constructivism 8. Alan Finlayson Cultural studies 9. David Howarth Post-Marxism 10. Thomas Biebricher Governmentality PART III: METHODS 11. Deborah Stone Quantitative methods 12. R. A. W. Rhodes Ethnography 13. Norman Fairclough and Isabela Fairclough Textual Analysis 14. Fritz Sager and Christian Rosser Historical methods 15. Yiannis Gabriel Storytelling PART IV: EMPIRICAL DISCIPLINES 16. Cecilia Lynch International relations 17. Lorraine Bayard de Volo Comparative Politics 18. Joseph Lowndes American politics 19. Thomas Diez European politics 20. Gibson Burrell Organizational sociology 21. Emmy Eklundh and Nick Turnbull Political sociology 22. Helen Haste, Jennifer Jones and Kristen Renwick Monroe Political psychology 23. Martin Loughlin and Samuel Tschorne Public law 24. Catherine Needham Public Administration 25. Mary Hawkesworth Gender and Politics 26. Ron Schmidt Race and politics PART V: PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES 27. Henk Wagenaar Policy analysis 28. Patsy Healey Planning 29. Alan McKinlay and Eric Pezet Management 30. Robin Roslender Accountancy 31. Janet Newman Social Welfare 32. Didier Fassin Public Health