Adam Humphreys
@adamhumphreys.bsky.social
Associate Professor in International Relations and Head of Department, University of Reading. Causation, theory, war, foreign policy, and more. Dad to amazing soon-to-be-teenage twins. Generally trying to work life out.
I would be delighted to give talks about the ideas in the book either in person (UK-based) or online. Please do get in touch!
October 25, 2024 at 8:52 AM
I would be delighted to give talks about the ideas in the book either in person (UK-based) or online. Please do get in touch!
- anyone interested in how causal inquiry relates to other approaches to the study of world politics, including normative, interpretive, critical, and historical inquiry
October 25, 2024 at 8:50 AM
- anyone interested in how causal inquiry relates to other approaches to the study of world politics, including normative, interpretive, critical, and historical inquiry
We hope it will be of interest to
- anyone conducting causal inquiry and interested in the reasoning and assumptions which underpin it
- anyone seeking to make sense of ongoing debates, in IR and philosophy, about causation, causal inference, and causal explanation
- anyone conducting causal inquiry and interested in the reasoning and assumptions which underpin it
- anyone seeking to make sense of ongoing debates, in IR and philosophy, about causation, causal inference, and causal explanation
October 25, 2024 at 8:49 AM
We hope it will be of interest to
- anyone conducting causal inquiry and interested in the reasoning and assumptions which underpin it
- anyone seeking to make sense of ongoing debates, in IR and philosophy, about causation, causal inference, and causal explanation
- anyone conducting causal inquiry and interested in the reasoning and assumptions which underpin it
- anyone seeking to make sense of ongoing debates, in IR and philosophy, about causation, causal inference, and causal explanation
In this book, we try to do 3 things:
1. Demonstrate what is problematic about some established ways of thinking
2. Provide a new, improved account of the 'deep logic' of causal inquiry
3. Show how causal inquiry can contribute to empirically rich but critically aware scholarship about world politics
1. Demonstrate what is problematic about some established ways of thinking
2. Provide a new, improved account of the 'deep logic' of causal inquiry
3. Show how causal inquiry can contribute to empirically rich but critically aware scholarship about world politics
October 25, 2024 at 8:48 AM
In this book, we try to do 3 things:
1. Demonstrate what is problematic about some established ways of thinking
2. Provide a new, improved account of the 'deep logic' of causal inquiry
3. Show how causal inquiry can contribute to empirically rich but critically aware scholarship about world politics
1. Demonstrate what is problematic about some established ways of thinking
2. Provide a new, improved account of the 'deep logic' of causal inquiry
3. Show how causal inquiry can contribute to empirically rich but critically aware scholarship about world politics