Re-Thinking International Relations Theory via Deconstruction (Interventions)

Add to Wish List. Toggle navigation Additional Book Information. Description Table of Contents Author s Bio. Summary International Relations IR theorists have ceaselessly sought to understand, explain, and transform the experienced reality of international politics. Table of Contents 1. Author s Bio Badredine Arfi is associate professor of political science at the University of Florida.

Re-Thinking International Relations Theory via Deconstruction

Request an e-inspection copy. The Bookshelf application offers access: Offline Computer — Download Bookshelf software to your desktop so you can view your eBooks with or without Internet access. The country you have selected will result in the following: Product pricing will be adjusted to match the corresponding currency. This new work addresses this issue by seeking to reformulate IR theory in an original way.

Questioning universally accepted presuppositions in existing theories, this book provides an innovative and exciting contribution to the field, and will be of great interest to scholars of international relations theory, critical theory and international relations. Rethinking via Deconstruction qua Affirmation 2. From Ontology to Parergonality 5. Negotiating the Impossible Politics of Aporia 6. Autoimmunity of Trust without Trust 7. Rethinking International Constitutional Order: The Autoimmune Politics of Binding without Binding 8. The Quest for 'illogical' logics of action in IR 9.

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Badredine Arfi is associate professor of political science at the University of Florida. Where possible, intervention studies should plan to decompose or specify during intervention development the content of each intervention utilizing established theory, and preferably a published taxonomy. An amendment or expansion of BCCTv1 to include BCTs used to change environmental or other levels of the social ecological framework is needed. If an established theory or taxonomy is adopted but amended, there should be appropriate scientific rigor to justify and document the change s.

Include measures to examine fidelity to delivery of specific components, and if possible at the BCT level, in interventions. Determine the intervention components and dose intended to be delivered according to protocol per intervention component e. Determine differences in how and what aspects of the intervention are delivered compared with what was intended to be delivered BCT fidelity.

Rating the competence with intervention components, and where possible BCTs are delivered, is an added dimension beyond dose delivered and received that should be considered in intervention fidelity evaluations. Measure dose received by participants of specific intervention components and, where possible, behavior change techniques. Measurement of overall intervention dose delivered and reporting of average dose received by participants is fairly routine and we recommend that studies strive to determine the dose of specific intervention components e. Careful process evaluation and tracking of dose received by participants is essential to accomplish the above goals and requires careful planning and adequate budget.

Engagement with components of the intervention that are specifically designed utilizing BCTs should be tracked for eHealth and mHealth interventions. Create a website for dissemination of methods and papers on this topic. Create a website or repository that includes methods and papers on key learnings, how these approaches are implemented, steps used in decomposition, links to taxonomy resources and training, and results of decomposition studies that examine the BCTs linked to outcome. Provide sample manuals of operations describing interventions and coding templates so developers have the detail necessary to inform their interventions.

Plan appropriate resources to code interventions for BCTs. Grant planning should include resources e. To include this as a requirement post hoc or post award is very difficult. In the future, researchers should plan to define their interventions as they develop these using BCTs and publish these descriptions.

Planning for this step in intervention development is essential as this requires coding during development and the availability of the necessary resources, including personnel time.

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In the absence of such a priori coding by the developers of an intervention, we recommend that intervention studies publish intervention development papers in peer reviewed journals that include descriptions of the intervention with sufficient detail to allow coding at the level of the behavior change techniques.

SUMMARY Deconstructing interventions into the specific techniques that are used to change behavior represent a new frontier in behavioral intervention research and with that new frontier are both opportunities and challenges. Compliance with ethical standards Adherence to ethical principles This paper reflects discussions and recommendations from a NHLBI-sponsored workshop on obesity intervention taxonomy and pooled analysis with more broad application to all behavior change interventions.

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How might we do better? Am J Prev Med. Michie S, Prestwich A. Development of a theory coding scheme. Michie S, et al. A refined taxonomy of behaviour change techniques to help people change their physical activity and healthy eating behaviours: Abraham C, Michie S.

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