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Double-Edged Diplomacy: International Bargaining and Domestic Politics . Edited by Peter B. Evans, Harold K. Jacobson, and Robert D. Putnam. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993. 490p. $50.00 cloth, $15.00 paper.

Finally, there is the issue of theory. Enloe has been accused in the past of being atheoretical, in that she does not present the reader with a discipline-recognizable framework for her arguments, nor endeavor to refer her findings back to IR theory in a way that could compel the field to review its inadequacies. She prefers action stories to theory. She prefers writing for the lay person and the feminist and the bloke with common sense to writing for the imprimatured experts of IR. Arguably, her approach simultaneously challenges IR's preoccupations and scuttles away from the inevitable confrontation it invites with the field. Yet to quibble with her way of showing how everyday people and the dailiness of their lives comprise aspects of international relations is to privilege the usual way we in the field understand theory. To ask for more definitions and tracings of how the many examples she offers illustrate militarization is to take from the reader the distinct pleasure and challenge of reading IR differently, more evocatively. To ask for a querying of men and women as people we may not be able to identify and label easily is to risk making postmodernist sour grapes in the face of a champagne achievement of standpoint feminist IR. This book effervesces. It will tingle stodgy IR palates and be consumed in one bubbly gulp by the many merry-makers about whose tastes run to spicy stews.