Titlebook: British International Thinkers from Hobbes to Namier; Ian Hall (Senior Lecturer),Lisa Hill (Professor) Book 2009 Ian Hall and Lisa Hill 20

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,John Locke’s International Thought,fairs scattered throughout his correspondence and manuscripts were not widely circulated in his lifetime and remain little known even today. In short, the question of Locke’s international thought seems to be like the puzzle of the dog that did not bark in the night.

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Moral Sentiment Theory and the International Thought of David Hume, that law would be his “proper Profession” on account of his “studious Disposition… Sobriety, and … Industry,” Hume “found an unsurmountable Aversion to every thing but the pursuits of Philosophy and general Learning,” and thought law, in particular, to be “nauseous.”. Having completed his undergrad

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The International Political Thought of John Stuart Mill,national relations.. It speaks volumes that the late Martin Wight even confused Mill with his father. The nineteenth century more generally had, it has correctly been said, “l(fā)argely… d out of view.”. J. S. Mill was more or less absent from general studies of political thought on international relati

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The Never-Satisfied Idealism of Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson,heimer, has resuscitated Dickinsons work as an embryonic form of “offensive realism.”. Scholars of the history of international thought, while taking a slightly more nuanced approach to Dickinson, continue to locate his notion of “international anarchy” along some point on the idealist/realist conti

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British International Thinkers from Hobbes to Namier

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Adrian F. Richards,Ronald C. Chaneyfluential ideas relate to his theory of natural liberty and the free market, which formed the basis of what is now referred to as classical economics. But he also wrote on many other topics, including those of international relations and war.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2081-8nowned expert on American politics, a development reflected in his political life when he was appointed ambassador to Washington (1907–1913). Bryce wrote extensively on history, law, politics, and geography. His most important works are . . (1864), . (1888), . . (1901), and . (1921).

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