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Preparedness and America's international program.
- Title
- Preparedness and America's international program.
- Author
- American Academy of Political and Social Science
- Publication
- 1916.
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| Text | Request in advance | US 2073.172 | Off-site |
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- Description
- 283 p.
- Series Statement
- Its Annals. v. 66
- Uniform Title
- Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science v. 66.
- Subject
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Processing Action (note)
- committed to retain
- Contents
- pt. I. The basis of a durable peace and the safeguards against future international conflicts: The basis of national security, by S.N. Patten. Three plans for a durable peace, by W.I. Hull. The central organization for a durable peace, by Fannie F. Andrews. Isolation or world leadership? America's future foreign policy, by G. Nasmyth. Economic pressure as a means of preserving peace, by H.S. Houston. An armed international tribunal the sole peace-keeping mechanism, by O.T. Crosby. The basis of a durable peace, by J.H. MacCracken. The road to a durable peace, by E.A. Filene. The League to enforce peace -- a reply to critics, by T. Marburg. -- pt. II. What program shall the United States stand for in international relations?: What program shall the United States stand for in international relations? By W. Lippmann. America's international responsibilities and foreing policy, by G.L. Beer. America's need for an enforced peace, by T. Williams. The economic conferences of Paris and the United States, by A. Oldrini. Isolation or coöperation in international affairs? By S.M. Lindsay. Germany and the Monroe doctrine, by M.J Bonn.
- OCLC
- 304137
- Owning Institutions
- Harvard Library