Daniel Nexon

Daniel Nexon adalah dosen pembantu di School of Foreign Service dan Departemen Pemerintahan Universitas Georgetown. Buku pertamanya, The Struggle for Power in Early Modern Europe: Religious Conflict, Dynastic Empires, and International Change,^[1] memenangi International Studies Association Book Award kategori International Security Studies pada tahun 2010.^[2] Selain itu, Nexon juga menerima berbagai penghargaan. Pada tahun 2009-2010, Nexon menerima International Affairs Fellowship dari Council on Foreign Relations.^[3] Ia menjalani keanggotaannya di Office of the Secretary of Defense (Policy) di kantor regional Rusia/Ukraina/Eurasia. Tahun 2012, Social Science Research Council mengakui Nexon sebagai "Suara Baru" penting dalam hubungan internasional.^[4]

Saat ini ia menjabat pemimpin redaksi International Studies Quarterly.

• ‘’The Struggle for Power in Early Modern Europe: Religious Conflict, Dynastic Empires’’, and International Change. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2009
• ‘’Harry Potter and International Relations’’. (co-edited with Iver Neumann). Lanham, Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield, 2006

• “Paradigmatic Faults in International Relations Theory.” (co-authored with Patrick Thaddeus Jackson). International Studies Quarterly 53.4 (2009)
• “The Balance of Power in the Balance.” World Politics 61.3 (2009)
• “What’s This, Then? ‘Romanes Eunt Domus’?.” International Studies Perspectives 9.3 (2008)
• “What’s at Stake in the American Empire Debate.” (co-authored with Thomas Wright). American Political Science Review 101.2 (2007)
• “Paradigm Lost? Structural Realism and Structural Functionalism.” (co-authored with Stacie E. Goddard). European Journal of International Relations 10.1 (2005)
• “Zeitgeist? Neo-idealism and International Political Change.” Review of International Political Economy 12.4 (2005)
• “Constructivist Realism or Realist-Constructivism?.” (co-authored with Patrick T. Jackson). International Studies Review 2.6 (2004)
• “Which Historical Sociology?.” Review of International Studies 27.2 (2001)
• “Whence Causal Mechanisms? A Comment on Legro.” (co-authored with Patrick T. Jackson). Dialogue IO 1.1 (2001)
• “Relations before States: Substance, Process, and the Study of World Politics.” (co-authored with Patrick T. Jackson). European Journal of International Relations 5.3 (1999)