Masters of International Thought (Major Twentieth Century Theorists and the World Crisis)

Herbert Butterfield: The Historical Perspective -- Reinhold Niebuhr: From Theology To Political Prudence -- John Courtney Murray: Christianity And War -- Martin Wight: The Values Of Western Civilization -- E. H. Carr: The Immanence Of Power As The Standard -- Han J. Morgenthau: Principles Of Political Realism -- Nicholas J. Spykman: Geography And Power -- Arnold Wolfers: Conceptualizing And Consensus -- John H. Herz: Reconciling Realism And Idealism -- Karl Wolfgang Deutsch: Scientific Approaches To Politics -- Walter Lippmann: Rationalism And Political Reason -- George F. Kennan: The War On Legalism And Moralism -- Louis J. Halle, Jr.: The Crisis As Viewed Through History -- Raymond Aron: Conflict And The Sociological Imagination -- Quincy Wright: Beyond The Study Of War -- David Mitrany: Transcending Politics Through Functionalism -- Charles De Visscher: World Order And Legal Realism -- Arnold F. Toynbee: World Civilizations And World Politics. Kenneth W. Thompson. Includes Bibliographies And Index. The complexities of modern politics and international relationships sometimes overwhelm us. Kenneth Thompson here offers clarity to replace obscurity, personal warmth and human values to replace abstractions. His aim is to introduce the ideas of eighteen "men of large and capacious thought" about twentieth-century international relations. 1980 Louisiana State Univ Pr; First Edition Hardcover with Dust Jacket (Protected in Brodart)