Truth and power, monks and technocrats: theory and practice in international relations
Truth and power, monks and technocrats: theory and practice in international relations
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真理与权力、僧侣与技术官僚：国际关系的理论与实践
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发表时间：
1996
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3
通讯作者：
W. Wallace
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作者：
W. Wallace
“研究国际关系不是一个无辜的职业。它不像古典文学或数学那样，是对年轻头脑的抽象逻辑训练。它在大学课程中获得一席之地的理由是实用性，而不是美学。社会科学在过去世纪在西方大学中的发展，以及在过去30年中的显著扩张，都是基于它们对更好的政府的贡献。“社会科学和公共政策之间永远爆炸性的关系”从一开始就嵌入了国际关系学科。
‘The study of international relations is not an innocent profession.’1 It is not like the classics, or mathematics, an abstract logical training for the youthful mind. The justification for the place it has gained in the university curriculum rests upon utility, not on aesthetics. The growth of the social sciences in Western universities in the past century, and their remarkable expansion over the past thirty years, has been based upon their perceived contribution to better government, in the broadest sense. ‘The forever explosive relationship between social science and public policy’ has been embedded in the discipline of International Relations from the outset.2