Fear in International Relations Theory: Understanding the Theoretical Relations among Fear, Ontology of State, and National Security *

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This research aims to examine the intersections between fear, state ontology, and national security within international relations theory.
Analyzed theoretical frameworks in international relations regarding the concept of fear.
Conducted a critical review of existing literature on fear and its implications for national security.
Discussed epistemological distinctions surrounding fear in international relations.
Identified limitations in current theoretical approaches to fear in international relations.
Highlighted the significance of ontology in shaping national security policies.
Critically assessed existing discussions and proposed new perspectives on fear in global politics.

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Critical review explores the role of fear in national security through ontology in international relations.

ⅰ. 들어가며 ⅱ. 공포 연구의 국제정치학적 흐름과 한계 1. 공포 연구의 국제정치학적 맥락 2. 공포에 대한 인식론적 초점의 분화 3. 기존 논의에 대한 비판적 검토 ⅲ

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Jinwook KIM (2026) studied this question.

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