Titlebook: Nuclear Deviance; Stigma Politics and Michal Smetana Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Nuclear Deviance: An Introduction, I review the existing IR attempts to employ interactionist theorizing in the field of international politics and provide a summary of my theoretical argument, drawing both on the interactionist perspective and the IR literature on norm contestation and dynamics. In turn, I introduce the notion of t

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International Deviants and the Concept of Stigma Politics,tion of deviance in international affairs. Specifically, I elaborate on the ways how deviant categories—social identities, acts, practices, and discourses—are negotiated, contested, stigmatized, and possibly destigmatized in international realm. In this perspective, stigmatization represents a wides

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Changing Norms and Rule-Breaking in World Order, dynamics and norm violations. The survey clearly reveals that we already know a great deal about how norms change, yet we know much less about the role the norm violations play in this process. To fill the existing gap, I draw on both sociological interactionism and IR norm contestation scholarship

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On Nuclear (Dis-)Order,d order in global nuclear politics. I briefly discuss the historical constitution of nuclear order as it gradually emerged after the Second World War and review the dominant perspectives on nuclear order in contemporary nuclear scholarship. In turn, I use the conceptual framework from the previous c

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North Korea and the Crossing of Nuclear Rubicon,al nuclear politics during the second nuclear crisis in the North Korean Peninsula (2002–2018). I use this framework to analytically unpack the North Korean case in five sections, which correspond to five distinct dimensions of stigma politics: (1) stigma nexus, (2) stigma imposition, (3) stigma man

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