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Showing 1 to 20 of 72 for “"Diplomatic History"”.
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Anglo-Iberian Relations 1150-1280: A Diplomatic History
… of Alfonso X of León-Castile, an episode in diplomatic history that remains largely unexplored. This period, spanning over a century and a half, was punctuated by a series of key political events. The study of these sheds light upon the diplomatic complexities of the period. Chapter One …
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THE TROUBLED PAKISTAN-US RELATIONSHIP: A DIPLOMATIC HISTORY, 1947-2012
… by reciprocal behaviour and expectation. It is a diplomatic history examining episodes of the relationship since 1947 through existing primary and secondary sources but also contributing new material from 20 field-work interviews conducted in Pakistan with military, government, media and academic …
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An analysis of Japanese foreign policy behavior : 1905-1941
… To illustrate the themes the study draws upon diplomatic history and social psychology. The study is an exploratory one which offers a theoretical not empirical analysis although some operational measures are offered. A modest attempt is made to demonstrate how diplomatic history and social …
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Brazil as a Regional and International Leader
… domestic social policies and distinguished diplomatic history of promoting international cooperation and peaceful conflict—to project regional and international leadership.
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The Jay Treaty and the Federalist Approach to Anglo-American Relations
… Treaty of 1794 is an important event in American diplomatic history. It helped to prevent United States involvement in a European war and made American neutrality one of the principles of American diplomacy until the creation of the Atlantic Community in 1941. The cleavage between the Federalists …
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An historical study of the diplomatic relations between the United States and Yugoslavia from 1943 until 1949
The thesis traces the diplomatic history of U. S.- Yugoslav relations from the first United States interest in the Tito-Mihailovic crisis during World War II, until the United States agreed to contribute economic aid to Yugoslavia in 1949. The periods covered include the gradual movement of …
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Jeane Kirkpatrick and Neoconservatism: The Intellectual Evolution of a Liberal
… figure in recent American domestic and diplomatic history. This work explores her transition from liberal democrat to neoconservative by examining her early life and educational background, her publications and critiques of American diplomacy in the 1970s, along with her membership in …
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The Risks of Outsourcing Security: Foreign Security Forces in United States National Security Policy
… combines insights from international relations, diplomatic history, and civil-military relations to improve our understanding of the tenuous arrangement between the United States and its foreign military proxies. For over a century, the U.S. has armed and trained these proxies to assume …
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Towards a critical historiography of orthodox-revisionist debates on the origins of the Cold War: between disciplinary power and U.S. national identity
The study of U.S diplomatic history and the Cold War has undergone a marked transformation in the analytical methods, conceptual approaches, and theories used by practitioners in the field. However, innovation and sophistication has seldom transferred into the study of the historiographical …
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The Mask of Dissimulation: Eustace Chapuys and Early Modern Diplomatic Technique, 1536--1545
… reasons. First, many historians have focused on diplomatic history of Henrician England up to 1536 because of the ""Divorce Crisis,"" Henry's ultimately failed attempt to gain a Papal annulment of his marriage to Katherine of Aragon. The ""Divorce Crisis"" gave birth to what would grow into the …
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INTIMATE ENEMIES: VISUAL CULTURE AND U.S.-CUBAN RELATIONS, 1945-2000
… at a more intimate level. While traditional diplomatic history tells the story of such relationships at the official level, popular visual culture provides for a better understanding of how the U.S. and Cuban general public perceived of these relationships through representations and …
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The Infrastructure of Influence: Transnational Collaboration and the Spread of US Cultural Influence in Colombia, 1930s-1960s
… modernity. At the intersection of cultural and diplomatic history, this study presents intimate views of transnational cultures and communities as they developed around schools, cultural centers and mass media programs. Using the Colombian case, it demonstrates how new venues for collaboration …
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Neutrality in Belgium and the Netherlands, 1899-1914
… hardly ever considered outside the realm of diplomatic history, to processes of nationalism and national identity formation. For Belgium and the Netherlands, neutrality was more than a security policy. Being neutral, vowing not to take part in conflict, also impacted heavily on how the …
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American Protestants and U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Soviet Union during the Eisenhower Administration: Billy Graham, Reinhold Niebuhr, and G. Bromley Oxnam
… by scholars of either American religious history or diplomatic history. Most scholars who deal with the intersection of religion and foreign policy during the Eisenhower Administration tend to accentuate the close relationship that existed between government policy and general religious …
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The Dilemma of Revolution and Stabilisation: Mexico and the European Powers in the Obregón-Calles Era, 1920-28
… be presented. This will be achieved through a diplomatic history approach and taking into consideration the interactions of international relations. The thesis first problematises the question of diplomatic recognition which was related to the negotiations of the debt, Article 27 of the …
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Mahmud II and Ottoman diplomacy in the context of the Mehmed Ali Problem (1832-‐1839) : with special reference to the Ottoman archives in İstanbul
Between 1833 and 1838 the diplomatic relationship between Britain and the Ottoman Empire underwent a radical change. The starting point for this transformation came when the army of the Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II, suffered two consecutive heavy defeats at the hands of that of his rebel governor, …
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The Principles of Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary of State, 1921-1925, in Directing the Foreign Policy of the United States
… served as Secretary of State were unique in the diplomatic history of the United States. The country emerged from the First World War with new status and consequent responsibilities. The United States as a world power, however, refused the leadership she had earned and rejected participation in …
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A history of the Irish Red Cross Society, 1939-1971
… Although primarily a national organisational history of the Society, it is not a history in isolation. A broader perspective demonstrates that the work undertaken by the IRCS has relevance to the medical, social, religious, cultural, political and diplomatic history of twentieth century …
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