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Robert W. Cox - Wikipedia Robert Warburton Cox CM (1926 – October 9, 2018) was a Canadian scholar of International Political Economy and a former United Nations officer
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Robert Cox in California 325 people found - Whitepages Contact information for people named Robert Cox found in Los Angeles, San Diego, Fresno and 47 other U S cities in CA, and include family, property and public records Robert A Cox lives in Westlake Village, CA They have also lived in La Canada Flintridge, CA and Bellingham, WA
Robert Cox on World Order, Historical Change, and the Purpose of Theory . . . In this seminal Talk, Cox, amongst others, discusses possible futures we now face in terms of world order; reiterates what it means that theory is always for someone and for some purpose; shows how the distinction between critical and problem-solving theory illuminates the problem of climate change
From International Relations to World Civilizations: The Contributions . . . Robert W Cox has been a key figure in so-called critical approaches to world politics and though his work defies conventional labelling, his deeply historical and relational approach has challenged the very core of the discipline of International Relations (IR)
Beyond international relations theory: Robert W. Cox and approaches to . . . Robert W Cox's work stands outside the usual parameters of international relations theory Strongly historical in perspective, Cox's method of understanding global change represents a challenge to conventional ontological assumptions about international relations