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MagnifyStephen D. Krasner, MA, PhD
Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations and Former Director, CDDRL; Former Deputy Director, FSI; FSI Senior FellowCDDRL
Stanford University
Encina Hall
Stanford, CA 94305-6055
Research Interests
market failure and distributional conflict in international political economy; the historical practices of sovereignty especially with regard to domestic autonomy, state building and non-intervention
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The Day After
Stephen D. Krasner
Foreign Policy vol. 146, 1 (2005)
Addressing State Failure
Stephen D. Krasner, Carlos Pascual
Foreign Affairs vol. 84, 4 (2005)
Sharing Sovereignty: New Institutions for Collapsed and Failing States
Stephen D. Krasner
International Security vol. 29, 2 (2004)- The Hole in the Whole: Sovereignty, Shared Sovereignty, and International Law
Stephen D. Krasner
Michigan Journal of International Law vol. 25, 4 (2004) - Governance Failures and Alternatives to Sovereignty
Stephen D. Krasner
(2004)
Germany and Japan: Binding versus Autonomy
Stephen D. Krasner
Cornell University Press in "The End of Diversity? Prospects of German and Japanese Capitalism" (2003)
The Evolution of Political Knowledge
Stephen D. Krasner
Ohio State University Press in "The Evolution of Political Knowledge: Democracy, Autonomy, and Conflict in Comparative and International Politics" (2003)
Four Meanings of Sovereignty
Stephen D. Krasner
Lit Verlag in "Rethinking the State in the Age of Globalisation: Catholic Thought and Contemporary Political Theory" (2003)
Globalization, Power and Authority
Stephen D. Krasner
Ohio State University Press in "The Evolution Of Political Knowledge: Democracy, Autonomy, And Conflict In Comparative And International Politics" (2003)- Pitfalls of International Idealism, The
Stephen D. Krasner, J Goldsmith
Daedalus (2003) 
Think Again: Sovereignty
Stephen D. Krasner
Foreign Policy vol. 121 (2001)
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