2022
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Uncertainty and Its Discontents
Worldviews in World Politics · Cambridge University Press
Politics.
Power.
Uncertainty.
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Profile
Research across established boundaries.
Peter Joachim Katzenstein is a German-American political scientist. His research and teaching connect international relations, comparative politics, international political economy, security, culture, and identity.
His current work examines power and uncertainty in world politics, regional and civilizational contexts, America’s role in the world, and German and European politics.
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12 RECORDS
2022
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Downfall: The End of the American Order
Co-edited with Jonathan Kirshner · Cornell University Press
2018
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Protean Power
Exploring the Uncertain and Unexpected in World Politics; co-edited with Lucia A. Seybert · Cambridge University Press
2012
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Anglo-America and Its Discontents
Civilizational Identities beyond West and East · Routledge
2010
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Beyond Paradigms
Analytic Eclecticism in the Study of World Politics; with Rudra Sil · Palgrave Macmillan
2005
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A World of Regions
Asia and Europe in the American Imperium · Cornell University Press
1997
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Tamed Power
Germany in Europe · Cornell University Press
1996
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The Culture of National Security
Norms and Identity in World Politics · Columbia University Press
1985
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Small States in World Markets
Industrial Policy in Europe · Cornell University Press
1984
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Corporatism and Change
Austria, Switzerland, and the Politics of Industry · Cornell University Press
1976
Articles & Chapters
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International Organization and Foreign Policy
Selected early research in international relations · Academic journals
Current
Current Research
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Power, Uncertainty, and World Politics
Research on power, regions, civilizations, and political uncertainty · Ongoing research
ZERO RECORDS FOUND.
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Academic record
- Cornell University, Department of Government
- Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professorship
- Visiting Research Professor, WZB Berlin
- International relations
- Comparative politics
- International political economy
- Security, culture, and identity
- Johan Skytte Prize
- Woodrow Wilson Foundation Award
- Susan Strange Award
- Fellow of the British Academy
- More than one hundred dissertation committees
- Russell Distinguished Teaching Award
- Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellow