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Lecturer in International Relations Undergraduate Advisor  - International Studies and Political Science MA, PhD 539 General Purpose North 3 (#39A) +61 7 3365 2696 +61 7 3365 1388 m.weber@uq.edu.au

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Selected Publications

Journal Articles (refereed): 

1. Weber, Martin. 2007. ‘The concept of Solidarity in the study of world politics – towards a critical theoretic understanding’. Review of International Studies forthcoming.
2.  Weber, Martin. 2005. ‘The critical social theory of the Frankfurt School, and the ‘social turn’ in IR’. Review of International Studies 31(1): 195-209.
3.  Weber, Martin. 2005. ‘The ‘nature’ of environmental services: GATS, the environment and the struggle over the global institutionalization of private law’. Review of International Political Economy 12(3): 456-483.
4.  Weber, Martin. 2004. ‘The Politics of Global Health Governance: Whatever Happened to "Health for All by the Year 2000"?’. Global Governance 10(2): 187-206.
5.  Weber, Martin. 2002. ‘Engaging Globalization: Critical Theory and Global Political Change’. Alternatives-Global, Local, Political 27: 301-325.
6.  Weber, Martin. 2003. ‘Keeping it real? Kant and systemic approaches to IR – a reply to Harrison’. Review of International Studies 29: 145-150.
7.  Weber, Martin and G. Herd. 2001. ‘Forging World Order Paradigms: “Good Civilization” vs. “Global Terror”’. Security Dialogue 32(4): 504-506.
8.  Weber, Martin. 2001. ‘Competing Political Visions: WTO Governance and Green Politics’. Global Environmental Politics 1(3): 92-113.

Book-chapters:

1. Weber, Martin. Forthcoming. ‘Critical Theory and Constructivism’. In Introduction to International Relations-Australian Perspectives, eds. A. Burke, R. Devetak & J. George. Oxford: Cambridge University Press.
2. Weber, Martin. 2006. ‘IR theory, Green Political Theory and critical approaches: What Prospects?’. In International Ecopolitical Theory, eds. E. Laferriere and P. Stoett. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.
3. Weber, Martin. 2005. ‘”Alter-Globalization” and Social Movements: Towards Understanding Transnational Politicization’. In Confronting Globalization- Humanity, Justice and the Renewal of Politics, eds. P. Hayden and C. el-Ojeili. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
4. Weber, Martin and Caroline Thomas. 1999. ‘New Values and International Organisations’. In Global Trade and Global Social Issues, eds. A. Taylor and C. Thomas. London: Routledge.

Recent Conference Papers (2007 work in progress):

1. Weber, Martin. ‘The Silence of the Dialecticians- why is there no ‘IR’ in Adorno and Horkheimer’s Critical Theory?’. By invitation to the conference Continental Political Thought and International Politics, The University of Wales, Swansea.
2. Weber, Martin. 2007. ‘Hegel Beyond the State? Left-Hegelian Thought and Global Politics’. Presented at the ISA Annual Convention, Chicago.
3. Weber, Martin. 2007. ‘Axel Honneth’s Recognition Theoretic Reformulation of Critical Social Theory: Implications for the ‘Social Turn’ and Contructivism in IR’. Presented at the ISA Annual Convention, Chicago.
4. Weber, Martin. 2005. ‘Experience, struggle, socio-political change: the conceptual limitations of ‘productivism’ in Robert Cox’ Production, Power, and World Order, and some implications for the neo-Gramscian project’. Presented at the ISA Annual Convention, Chicago.