Search Results - "British Journal of International Studies"

Natural law and international relations by Bull, Hedley

“…There can be no enterprise more important to the student of International Relations than to understand the bearing on his subject of the tradition that asserts…”
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Conceptual thinking about the individual in international law by Higgins, Rosalyn

“…I Have thought it appropriate, in a lecture that bears the name of Henry Sidgwick, to choose a theme that focuses on individual rights and on questions of…”
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A note on the origin of the word ‘International’ by Suganami, Hidemi

“…According to Professor Northedge, It is well known that the expression ‘international’ came into use through the famous mistake made by Jeremy Bentham when he…”
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The tradition of appeasement in British foreign policy 1865–1939 by Kennedy, Paul M.

“…IF the policy of “Appeasement” is inextricably associated in the historical consciousness with the efforts of Neville Chamberlain's government to preserve…”
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Solving the appeasement puzzle: contending historical interpretations of British diplomacy during the 1930s by Walker, Stephen G.

“…The historical interpretations of British diplomacy during the 1930s are difficult to separate from those interpretations that explain the occurrence of the…”
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Two views of Germany: Nevile Henderson vs. Vansittart and the Foreign Office, 1937–1939 by Goldman, Aaron L.

“…On April 30, 1937 Sir Nevile Henderson arrived in Berlin and assumed charge of the British Embassy as His Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and…”
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Britain's elusive role in world politics by Hill, Christopher

“…Generalisation about foreign policy is inevitable. It is the external face of a country, turned toward the world and taken by others to characterize the…”
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Colouring it Morgenthau: new evidence for an old thesis on quantitative international politics by Vasquez, John A.

“…In the last decade a number of scholars have criticized the dominant paradigm in international relations inquiry. Two major criticisms have been levelled at…”
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Western conceptions of a universal moral order by Vincent, R. J.

“…I Am not concerned in this paper to discover what is peculiarly western about western conceptions of a world moral order, but merely to assemble some ideas…”
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Peacekeeping and foreign policy: Canada, India and the International Commission in Vietnam, 1954–1965 by Thakur, Ramesh

“…Vietnam has been the subject of several studies in our times; yet a need remains for an analysis of the Vietnam experience as an exercise in international…”
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Elite opinion and defence policy: air power advocacy and British rearmament during the 1930s by Bialer, Uri

“…Much has been written about the deep fear of aerial bombardment in inter-war Britain. Particular attention has been paid to the Government awareness of that…”
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The British political, social and economic system and the decision for peace and war: reflections on Anglo-German relations 1800—1939 by Gruner, Wolf D.

“…One of the main fields of historical research for the period between the two world wars has been the role of National Socialist Germany in world politics and…”
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International Society by James, Alan

“…THE topics chosen for inaugural lectures often fall into one of three categories. First, there is what might be called the ‘state of the discipline’ lecture,…”
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The political theory and institutional history of states systems by Berridge, Geoffrey

“…The books which are the subject of this article1 lie squarely (if a little uneasily on the part of Northedge) in the so-called ‘classical‘ tradition of…”
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Overseas companies as transnational actors during the European conquest of Africa by Cooney, Stephen

“…“William, when I went into the jungle, I was seventeen. When I walked out I was twenty-one. And, by God, I was rich!” Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman, Act I…”
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Foreign policy Implementation: problems and approaches by Clarke, Michael

“…It is disturbing for a student of foreign policy to read Tolstoy. It is even more disturbing for anyone interested specifically in the implementation of…”
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Decision-making and the Munich crisis by Black, Naomi

“…It is now twenty years since Richard Snyder and two associates published a monograph presenting their “framework” for studying international relations as…”
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The study of appeasement: methodological crossroads or meeting-place? by Kennedy, Paul M.

“…The study of modern international relations is carried on, essentially, by two main types of scholars: diplomatic historians, and political scientists. There…”
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The United Nations on transnational corporations: a summary and a critique by Nixson, F. I., Yamin, M.

“…In 1973 the United Nations published an influential study x of the emergence of Transnational Corporations (TNCs) and their impact on the world economy in…”
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Britain's place in the world by Barber, James

“…There is no better known judgement of Britain's post-war international position than Dean Acheson's view that: “Britain has lost an Empire and has not yet…”
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