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1. New approaches to international relations [1968]

  • New York, St. Martin's Press [1968]
Description
Book — xviii, 518 p. illus. 25 cm.
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Law Library (Crown)

2. New approaches to international relations [1968]

Description
Book — xviii, 518 p. illus. 25 cm.
Online
Green Library, SAL3 (off-campus storage)

3. Technology and international relations [1949]

Description
Book — vii, 201 p. diagrs. 24 cm.
Summary
  • Introductory ideas on inventions and the state, by W.F. Ogburn.--The process of adjustment to new inventions, by W.F. Ogburn.--Technology and the growth of political areas, by Hornell Hart.--The steam and steel complex and international relations, by A.B. Usher.--Aviation and international relations, by W.F. Ogburn.--Atomic energy and international relations, by W.T.R. Fox.--The mass-communications inventions and international relations, by Robert Leigh.--New techniques of war and national policies, by Bernard Brodie.--Modern technology and the world order, by Quincy Wright.
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SAL3 (off-campus storage)

4. The foundations of a more stable world order [1941]

Description
Book — xiii, 192 p. 20 cm.
Summary
  • Can our civilization achieve a more stable world order? By Ferdinand Scheville.--International economic relations and the world order, by Jacob Viner.--The role of shipping in the world order, By C. C. Colby.--International law and the world order, by Quincy Wright.--The United States and world order, by J. F. Rippy.--The institutional requirements for a more stable world order, by W. H. C. Laves.
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SAL3 (off-campus storage)