Raymond Aron's posthumously published lectures examine what history is, how it can be known, and what truth it…
Raymond Aron examines how the French socialist tradition reckoned with Marx and Marxism as an external doctrinal authority.
Raymond Aron's study explains Clausewitz's theory of war as a political instrument and defends its philosophical depth against…
Raymond Aron analyzes the 1958 constitution of France's Fifth Republic and the political crisis that produced it.
Raymond Aron's Peace and War is a systematic treatise defining international relations as diplomatic-strategic behavior among sovereign states.
Raymond Aron's essay reads the mystics as the exemplary figure of jouissance in Jacques Lacan's psychoanalytic teaching.
Raymond Aron's final Collège de France lecture examines liberty as the defining value of Western democracy and its…
Raymond Aron's 1955 essay asks whether Soviet or American economic development offers a usable model for Asia, concluding…
A multi-author Festschrift assessing Raymond Aron's political reason, his critique of ideology, and his defense of liberal democracy.
Raymond Aron's lectures examine the strategic logic and political consequences of nuclear weapons during the Cold War arms…
Raymond Aron's compact study interprets the German sociological tradition, centred on Max Weber and its methodological debates.
An edited case study of France's rejection of the European Defense Community, exploring the politics and economics behind…
Essays by Raymond Aron on historical knowledge and political analysis, edited and introduced by Miriam Bernheim Conant.
Raymond Aron's autobiographical conversations trace his dual commitment to truth and action and his defense of political moderation.
Raymond Aron's interpretive study of canonical European social theorists and the foundations of sociological thought.