Titlebook: Rogue States as Norm Entrepreneurs; Black Sheep or Sheep Carmen Wunderlich Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Norms research in

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The Ugly? Rogue States as Norm Entrepreneurs,ern and “illiberal” norm advocates or norm antipreneurs. She also ties into research on norm contestation and resistance toward international norms in order to come up with alternative explanations for the relationship of alleged “rogue states” and norms.

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Introduction: Norm Breakers as Norm Makers?, on the institutionalization of liberal norms and trace these processes back to norm entrepreneurship of liberal Western actors. Taking a critical constructivist stance instead, in this book, Wunderlich pursues a question that is as innovative as it is counterintuitive: She proposes to look at the s

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Dedicated to the Good: Norm Entrepreneurs in International Relations,ntenance, strengthening, and change of global norms. Wunderlich provides a comprehensive account of how the concept of norm entrepreneurship has been applied in liberal strands of the norm literature covering the type of actors usually summarized under the label, their characteristics, strategies, m

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Against the Norms of International Society: Rogues, Outlaws, and Pariahs,pter traces the concept’s construction and evolution in the context of US foreign policy with a focus on how it has been linked to (alleged) norm transgressions and it discusses the selective and arbitrary usage of the concept, particularly with regard to policy making. Wunderlich draws attention to

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Researching and Operationalizing Prototypical and Unconventional Norm Entrepreneurship,lytical limitations of liberal norm studies and building on a thorough literature review, Wunderlich offers a useful set of criteria to identify and assess norm entrepreneurship. Recourse to this analytical framework will not only help scholars to properly apply the concept in future research but al

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Iran and the International Community: A Counter-Hegemonic Norm Breaker?, order conceptions underlying Iran’s behavior in and toward the international system. Departing from the country’s historical and geographical context as well as its institutional setting, Wunderlich draws attention to the ideological foundations of Iran’s foreign and security policy. The chapter co

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Comparing Prototypical and Unorthodox Norm Advocacy,h unorthodox norm advocacy with cases of ideal-type norm entrepreneurship as identified by liberal norm scholars. Therefore, Wunderlich contrasts the peculiarities of Iranian norm entrepreneurship with two contrasting cases: A comparison with the prototypical good international citizen, Sweden, serv

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Conclusion: Revisiting Norm Entrepreneurship,th supposed normative deviants. With regard to the further development of norms research, Wunderlich suggests to analytically distinguish between different forms of norm entrepreneurship, depending on the scope of proactivism. She also suggests to differentiate between reformist and revolutionary no