Creative Interventions in Global Politics | Rowman & Littlefield
Creative Interventions in Global Politics
The landscape of contemporary global politics is complex and oftentimes violent. Yet the urgency to provide solutions or immediate practical actions to this violence oftentimes leads to inadequate knowledge. This is despite the abundance of theoretical, conceptual and methodological tools available – much of this produced through conventional academic disciplines, notably International Relations, Political Theory, and Philosophy. But the constraints imposed on these traditional disciplines profoundly limit their ability to incorporate and make effective use of more creative and innovative methodologies found in other disciplines and genres.

This series provides a unique opportunity to offer creative intellectual space to work with an eclectic and rich range of disciplines and approaches including performative methodologies, storytelling, narrative and auto-ethnography, embodied research methodologies, participant research, visual and film methodologies, and arts-based methodologies.


Editor(s): Shine Choi, Cristina Masters, Swati Parashar, and Marysia Zalewski
Staff editorial contact: Michael Kerns (mkerns@rowman.com)