The Quest for stability : problems of West European security, 1918-1957
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書誌事項
The Quest for stability : problems of West European security, 1918-1957
（Studies of the German Historical Institute London）
German Historical Institute London , Oxford University Press, 1993
大学図書館所蔵 全19件
注記
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
With the end of the Cold War, Europe stands at the crossroads. Today's quest is for a new security order which will provide lasting stability. After the First World War, and again after the Second World War the Western European states faced a similar problem. Many of our present problems have historical roots. The book examines the security policies developed after each of the two world wars. It asks what ideas shaped them and what difficulties they faced. Continuities and discontinuities are traced. Particular attention is paid to the question of how Western Europe achieved a new stability in the 1950s. This volumes brings together the work of twenty historians from eight countries. It deals with foreign policy, political and economic challenges, the impact of new military technologies and strategies, and the aims of the peace movement and the trade unions.
目次
- Part 1 The peace and security order of Versailles: the transformation of the international system - from the Berlin congress (1978) to the Paris peace treaty (1919-1920), K. Hildebrand
- the league of nations and the quest for security, Z. Steiner. Part 2 Security concepts within the order: European peace movements and their influence on policy after the First World War, K. Robbins
- trade union ideas for a peace and security system in Europe, E. Oberlander
- security before disarmament, or hegemony? the French alliance policy 1917-1927, K. Hovi
- British security and disarmament policy in Europe in the 1920s, P. Towle. Part 3 Processes and challenges: economic interdependence and economic protectionism - from the conference of Genoa (1922) to the conference of London (1933), S. Pollard
- security and disarmament - problems in the development of the disarmament debates 1919-1934, M. Vaisse
- "Localization of Conflicts" or "Indivisibility of Peace" - the German and the Soviet approaches towards collective security and East Central Europe 1925, 1939
- the political and strategic significance of advances in armaments technology - developments in Germany and the "Strategy of Blitzkrieg", M. Messerschmidt. Part 4 The impact of the Second World War on the question of security: neutrality and security - the experience of the Oslo States, G. van Roon
- Great Britain and the security "Lessons" of the Second world War, D. Reynolds
- Italian revisionism - status and security problems 1943-1956, I. Poggiolini. Part 5 Problems of West European security 1945-1957: security concepts from attempted peace to Cold War - problems and approaches to a new peace order up to 1946, G. Niedhart
- pax sovietica, V. Mastny
- the making of "Pax Americana" - formative moments of United States Ascendancy, C.S. Maier
- towards a new view of British policy and European unity 1945-1957, J.W. Young. Part 6 Towards a new security order: the Korean War and the reorganization of the European security system, 1948-1955, W. Loth
- France and the German rearmament problem 1945-1955
- impact of nuclear weapons on European security 1945-1957, E. May.
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