Internationalism and the State in the Twentieth Century

ISBN-13: 9780415097475 / Angielski / Twarda / 2000 / 382 str.

Cornelia Navari

Opis

This work describes the major changes in state relations which have occurred during the 20th century and the sources from which they emerged. It looks at the following areas, considering their contribution to an emergent new international society made up of diverse international organizations, and increasingly complex legal and customary international norms: population growth; patterns of production and consumption; economic developments and war; political ideologies; and patterns of governance. It also looks at state strategies in terms of these developments and how the choices of the major powers took states in the direction of increasing internationalization of domestic politics and economics. This book should prove a useful introduction to both the structures of modern international relations and the debates which those structures have engendered.

Spis treści

Introduction; Part 1 The Long Trends; Chapter 1 Population; Chapter 2 Production and Consumption; Chapter 3 Commerce and Finance; Chapter 4 Industry; Chapter 5 National Self-Determination; Chapter 6 War; Chapter 7 The Changing Balance of Power; Part 2 State Policy; Chapter 8 The Changing State; Chapter 9 The Interests of the Major Powers; Chapter 10 The Cold War; Chapter 11 Decolonisation; Chapter 12 Political Economy; Part 3 The New International Management; Chapter 13 The New Liberalism; Chapter 14 The New Diplomacy and the New State; Chapter 15 The Modern Law of Nations; Chapter 16 Public International Organisation; Chapter 17 Allies and Alliances; Chapter 18 The European System; Chapter 19 The Revolution of Internationalism;

O autorze

Cornelia Navari is Senior Lecturer in Political Science and International Studies at the University of Birmingham.