Culture and Order in World Politics

Culture and Order in World Politics introduces a scholarly framework to reconceptualize how cultural diversity interacts with political authority and international order. Published as part of the LSE International Studies series, the book explores how global and regional systems manage plurality.

The volume evaluates diversity across historical and modern eras, examining imperial governance alongside modern international society. Key topics include historical diversity regimes in the Ottoman Empire and China, as well as institutional dynamics surrounding liberal internationalism.

Reviewed in Choice as an essential addition to international relations scholarship, the collection provides historical and thematic analyses of cultural difference and governance.