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Waltz today: Reflections on the legacy of Kenneth N. Waltz, 1924–2013. In memory of Kenneth N. Waltz, the editors invited the following scholars to consider the significance of Waltz’s work for current issues in international relations theory and practice.

The second image traversed: Waltz's theory of foreign policyFootnote
^†The title alludes to Gourevitch's (Citation1978) highly influential study of ‘the second image reversed’, which in turn referenced Waltz's (Citation1959) account of the three levels of analysis.

Ian HallThe Australian National UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]

Pages 535-540 | Published online: 30 Aug 2014

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^† The title alludes to Gourevitch's (Citation1978) highly influential study of ‘the second image reversed’, which in turn referenced Waltz's (Citation1959) account of the three levels of analysis.

1 ‘Iconoclastic’ is a word that recurs in reviews of Waltz's book (Jervis Citation1987: 856; Westerfield Citation1968: 237).

2 On the contrasts between historicist and modernist modes of studying international relations, see Hall (Citation2012: 83–106).

3 On interpretivism, foreign-policy analysis and international relations, see Bevir, Daddow and Hall (Citation2013).

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The second image traversed: Waltz's theory of foreign policyFootnote
^†The title alludes to Gourevitch's (Citation1978) highly influential study of ‘the second image reversed’, which in turn referenced Waltz's (Citation1959) account of the three levels of analysis.