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Cilliers P (2005) Complexity, deconstruction and relativism. Theory, Cult Soc 22(5):255–267
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Sage, Thousand Oaks, CA
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Durban, The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes
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practice. Teachers College Press, New York
Falleti TG, Lynch JF (2009) Context and causal mechanisms in political analysis. Comp Polit Stud
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Ferguson YH (2003) Illusions of superpower. Asian J Polit Sci 11(2):7–20
Franke U, Weber R (2011) At the Papini Hotel–on pragmatism in the study of international relations.
Eur J Int Relat 18(4):669–691
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Friedrichs J, Kratochwil F (2009) On acting and knowing: How pragmatism can advance
international relations research and methodology. Int Org 63(4):701–731
Funnell SC, Rogers PJ (2011) Purposeful program theory: effective use of theories of change and
logic models. Wiley, San Francisco
2 The Use of Paradigms and Theories in the PULSE 3 …
Bulkeley H (2005) Reconfiguring environmental governance: towards a politics of scales and
networks. Polit Geogr 24(8):875–902
Burrell G, Morgan G (1979) Sociological paradigm and organisational analysis: Elements of the
sociology of corporate life. Ashgate, Aldershot
Byrne D (1998) Complexity theory and the social sciences. Routledge, London
Byrne D (2002) Complexity theory and the social sciences: an introduction. Routledge, London
Carstensen MB, Matthijs M (2018) Of paradigms and power: British economic policy making since
Thatcher. Governance 31:431–447
Chan S (1989) The strategist in isolation: the case of Deon Geldenhuys and the South African
military. Def Anal 5(4):374–376
Chernoff F (2007) Theory and metatheory in international relations: concepts and contending
accounts. Palgrave Macmillan, New York
Christians CG (2018) Ethics and politics in qualitative research. In: Denzin NK, Lincoln YS (eds)
The sage handbook of qualitative research, 5th edn. SAGE Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA
Cilliers P (2000) What can we learn from the theory of complexity? Emergence 2(1):23–33
Cilliers P (2005) Complexity, deconstruction and relativism. Theory, Cult Soc 22(5):255–267
Cloete F, de Coning C (2018) Models, theories and paradigms for analysing public policy. In: Cloete
F, de Coning C, Wissink H, Rabie B (eds) Improving public policy for good governance, 4th edn.
Van Schaik Publishers, Pretoria
Coicaud J-M (2014) Emotions and passions in the discipline if international relations. Jpn J Polit
Sci 15(3):485–513
Cornut J (2015) Analytic Eclecticism in Practice: a method for combining international relations
theories. Int Stud Perspect 16(1):50–66
Cox RW (1981) Social forces, states and world orders: beyond international relations theory. Millen
J Int Stud 10(2):126–155
Cox RW, Sinclair TJ (1996) Approaches to world order. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Creswell JW (2007) Qualitative inquiry and research design: choosing among five approaches.
Sage, Thousand Oaks, CA
Crewe K, Forsyth A (2003) LandSCAPES: a typology of approaches to landscape architecture.
Landscape J 22(1):37–53
Cronbach L (1975) Beyond the two disciplines of scientific psychology. Am Psychol 30:116–127
Desmond C (1987) ‘South Africa’s own sanctions’, and Reginald Herbold Green ‘Sanctions and
the SADCC economies’ in third world affairs 1987. Third World Foundation, London
Du Plessis A (2000) Charting the course of the water discourse through the fog of international
relations theory. In: Solomon H, Turton A (eds) Water wars: enduring myth or impending reality.
Durban, The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes
Eisner EW (1990) The meaning of alternative paradigms for practice. In: Guba EG (ed) The
paradigm dialog. Sage publications, Newbury Park, CA
Eisner EW (2017) The enlightened eye: qualitative inquiry and the enhancement of educational
practice. Teachers College Press, New York
Falleti TG, Lynch JF (2009) Context and causal mechanisms in political analysis. Comp Polit Stud
42(9):1143–1166
Ferguson YH (2003) Illusions of superpower. Asian J Polit Sci 11(2):7–20
Franke U, Weber R (2011) At the Papini Hotel–on pragmatism in the study of international relations.
Eur J Int Relat 18(4):669–691
Frey D (1981) The effect of negative feedback about oneself and cost of information on preferences
for information about the source of this feedback. J Exp Soc Psychol 17:42–50
Friedrichs J (2009) From positivist pretence to pragmatic practice varieties of pragmatic methodology in IR scholarship. Int Stud Rev 11(3):645–648
Friedrichs J, Kratochwil F (2009) On acting and knowing: How pragmatism can advance
international relations research and methodology. Int Org 63(4):701–731
Funnell SC, Rogers PJ (2011) Purposeful program theory: effective use of theories of change and
logic models. Wiley, San Francisco