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Benjamin de Carvalho

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IR scholar @NUPInytt interested mainly in privateering, sovereignty, state formation and empires. And most things historical. And food and wine.
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Kristin Haugevik | NUPI

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By Kristin Haugevik, Paul Beaumont, Benjamin de Carvalho, Silje Tunheim
| Utenrikshospitalet
2024 - Research Director, NUPI 2023 - Research Professor, NUPI 2023 - Editor, Cooperation and Conflict 2018-2022 Head, Global Order and Diplomacy, NUPI 2014-2024 Senior Research Fellow, NUPI 2012-2016 Editor, International Politics 2006-2014 Research Fellow, NUPI 2005 Research Assistant, NUPI 2005 Intern, The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington D.C.
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Cooperation and Conflict marks 60 years!

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By Kristin Haugevik, Benjamin de Carvalho, Paul Beaumont, Tora Berge Naterstad
| Utenrikshospitalet
The anniversary marks a major milestone for the journal – which has developed from a Cold War-era publication into a global forum for diverse and critical International Relations (IR) scholarship. From Nordic roots to global reach Founded in the early 1960s, Cooperation and Conflict – CoCo among friends – has for decades provided a platform for broad, pluralist debates within IR.
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The Big Bangs of IR: The Myths That Your Teachers Still Tell You about 1648 and 1919

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By Benjamin de Carvalho, Halvard Leira, John Hobson
| SAGE Publishing
International relations as we know them emerged through the peace of Westphalia, and the discipline of International Relations emerged in 1919 and developed through a First Great Debate between idealists and realists. These are the established myths of 1648 and 1919. In this article we demonstrate how historical and historiographical scholarship has demolished these myths, but that the myths regardless are pervasive in the current textbooks that are used in teaching future IR scholars.
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