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There is no broad literature defining conservative internationalism as there is for liberal internationalism and realism. Yet conservative internationalism differs from liberal internationalism and realism in four important ways. First, it seeks a world of limited government or separate sovereign nations not big international institutions. Second, it believes that national security is a function of...
In this thoughtful and well‐intended essay, David Lake expresses a frustration with the sectarian debates among the “isms” of international relations and calls for a common lexicon or ‘‘Rosetta stone’’ that ‘‘aims to facilitate conversation across research traditions by suggesting that all theories of international studies can be disaggregated into the basic and common concepts of interests, interactions,...
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