Compared to constructivists, who adopt a concept of causality as structural pressure, poststructuralists hold that causality conceptualized as such is inappropriate because these structures are constituted through human action.

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Poststructuralists argue that structures are not external pressures that determine human action but are instead constituted through human action itself, emphasizing the fluidity and contingency of social and political structures.

Compared to Constructivists, Who Adopt a Concept of Causality as Structural