Conflict and Peace in the Modern International System : A Study of the Principles of International Order

Conventions Public disapproval Public approval International law and customs Morality Cosmic Cosmic reward, International retribution, selfself-respect morality punishment by conscience Law Coercive force Avoidance of legal - sanctions National behaviour patterns and international precedents.Concepts of necessary international relationships and national rights. 6. For an examination of some of the factors influencing this, see K. Deutsch, Front Matter....Pages i-xii Introduction: The Motives of States....Pages 1-24 External Wars....Pages 25-67 Frontiers....Pages 68-91 Colonies....Pages 92-115 Civil Wars....Pages 116-139 Arms Control....Pages 140-167 Disarmament....Pages 168-199 Authority....Pages 200-240 Law....Pages 241-265 Opinion....Pages 266-283 Peace....Pages 284-287 General Conclusions....Pages 288-292 Back Matter....Pages 293-318 Evan Luard. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.