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  1. The “Hero-Protector Narrative”: Manufacturing Emotional Consent for the Use of Force

    Article • Political Psychology, December 2016, Wiley

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  2. Interest, passion, (non)recognition, and wars: a conceptual essay

    Article • Global Discourse, October 2014, Policy Press

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  3. Recognizing (mis)recognition from the inside and the outside: some criteria for ‘seizing’ a slippery concept

    Article • Global Discourse, October 2014, Policy Press

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  4. The case for an empirical and social-psychological study of recognition in international relations

    Article • International Theory, March 2013, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  5. Symposium ‘The politics of international recognition’

    Article • International Theory, March 2013, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  6. Peace Through Recognition: An Interactionist Interpretation of International Crises

    Article • International Political Sociology, March 2011, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  7. Thomas Lindemann, Penser la guerre. L’apport constructiviste, 2008, coll. Logiques politiques, Paris, L’Harmattan, 230 p.

    Article • Études internationales, January 2009, Consortium Erudit

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  8. Faucons et colombes.

    Article • Revue internationale de politique comparée, January 2008, CAIRN

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  9. Des guerriers pour faire la paix. L’armée américaine en Irak

    Article • Cultures & conflits, November 2007, OpenEdition

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  10. The Military and the Use of Force

    Article • January 2006, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  11. STEPHEN PETER ROSEN War and Human Nature Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2005, 216 pages.

    Article • Critique internationale, January 2006, CAIRN

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  12. Identités démocratiques et choix stratégiques

    Article • Revue française de science politique, January 2004, CAIRN

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  13. Les guerres américaines dans l'après-guerre froide. Entre intérêt national et affirmation identitaire

    Article • Raisons politiques, January 2004, CAIRN

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  14. Faire la guerre, mais laquelle ? Les institutions militaires des États-unis entre identités bureaucratiques et préférences stratégiques

    Article • Revue française de science politique, January 2003, CAIRN

    Professor Thomas Lindemann

  15. Les « néo-idéalistes » et l'étude de la guerre

    Article • Revue française de science politique, January 2000, PERSEE Program

    Professor Thomas Lindemann