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-A masterful analysis of the problem of international order in contemporary society and of the feasibility of such alternative models as disarmament, global organization, a highly proliferated world, and a radical redistribution of wealth and power. -Foreign Affairs
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS
A masterful analysis of the problem of international order in contemporary society and of the feasibility of such alternative models as disarmament, global organization, a highly proliferated world, and a radical redistribution of wealth and power.
Foreign Affairs
A masterful analysis of the problem of international order in contemporary society and of the feasibility of such alternative models as disarmament, global organization, a highly proliferated world, and a radical redistribution of wealth and power.Political Science Quarterly
Bull has written that rarest of books: it is not the last, but the first word on its subject.
POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY
Bull has written that rarest of books: it is not the last, but the first word on its subject.
TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT
An important book likely to be read with profit for a long time to come.
Foreign Affairs
A masterful analysis of the problem of international order in contemporary society and of the feasibility of such alternative models as disarmament, global organization, a highly proliferated world, and a radical redistribution of wealth and power.
Times Literary Supplement
An important book likely to be read with profit for a long time to come.
Time Magazines Literary Supplement
An important book likely to be read with profit for a long time to come.Contemporary Political Review
Political theorists who might be tempted to disregard Bull's insights as no longer relevant to contemporary international relations ought to reconsider their arguments in light of these perennial philosophical issues.
— Ewan Harrison
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Hedley Bull (1932--1985) was Montague Burton Professor of International Relations at Oxford University. He also taught at the Australian National University and the London School of Economics.
Andrew Hurrell is Montague Burton Professor of International Relations and a fellow of Balliol College, Oxford University. He is the author of On Global Order: Power, Values, and the Constitution of International Society and coeditor of Order and Justice in International Relations, Hedley Bull on International Society, and Inequality, Globalization, and World Politics.
Stanley Hoffman is the Paul and Catherine Buttenwieser University Professor of International Relations at Harvard University. His many books include Chaos and Violence: What Globalization, Failed States, and Terrorism Mean for U.S. Foreign Policy and Gulliver Unbound: America's Imperial Temptation and the War in Iraq.
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