Titlebook: émigré Scholars and the Genesis of International Relations; A European Disciplin Felix R?sch (Senior Lecturer in International Rela Book 20

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Advances in Disease Vector Research nonentity among US political scientists? Kelsen (1881–1973) arrived in the United States in 1940, and thus spent over three decades of his long and impressive career there. Unlike many other academic refugees, he was already a famous figure upon his arrival, and within a few years was able to estab

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Deborah A. Golino,George N. Oldfields in Germany, he had been a practising labour lawyer whose writings stayed close to technical questions about that law, as well as to broader issues about the place of labour in the German democratic constitutional scheme. In 1933, Neumann fled to England. His first years in exile were devoted to a

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Advances in Distillation Retrofitely reconcile his/her original academic discipline with the scientific traditions of his/her country of exile. It is not a matter of denying the biographical discontinuity of emigration, but of incorporating this fact constructively into an intellectual biography. This archetype is characterised by

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Advances in Distillation Retrofitored … despite thought provoking, masterful, even extraordinary work” (Dietz 1988: 1). Twenty-six years later, this still holds true. Simone Weil is a writer whose philosophy and thought remain relatively unknown in the discipline of political science, and absolutely unknown in the subfield of Inter

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Rodolfo Delmonte,Vincenzo Pallotta the early contributions focused either on single biographical elaborations or on academic schools of thought (Jay 1976; Young-Bruehl 1982; Coser 1984), contemporary scholarship aims to provide a more comprehensive picture by examining the influence of German émigré scholars on entire disciplines an

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Book 2014This is the first Anglophone volume on émigré scholars‘ influence on International Relations, uniquely exploring the intellectual development of IR as a discipline and providing a re-reading of some of its almost forgotten founding thinkers.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137334695International relations; classical theory; emigre scholars; Europe; conflict; foreign policy; Franz L; Neu