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International Relations studies interactions between states, global institutions, and transnational actors. It analyzes diplomacy, conflict, global governance, and international law. This category includes realist, liberal, and critical theoretical perspectives.
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The work is presented as a letter addressed to a Member of Parliament, continuing a series of writings…
Today's world and the United Nations is a work by Dag Hammarskjöld first published in 1958.
Dag Hammarskjöld examined Sweden's credit arrangements extended to other countries in 1944 and 1945.
Hammarskjöld presents the Bretton Woods institutions as an interlocking system designed to govern postwar international economic relations.
This work is a posthumously published collection of speeches, statements, and writings by Dag Hammarskjöld, the second Secretary-General…
Hammarskjöld argues for an international civil servant loyal to the international organization and its charter, not any national…
Hammarskjöld argues for the continued relevance and necessity of the UN despite its evident limitations.
The book addresses the relationship between the Western powers and the emerging nations of Asia and Africa, a…
Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaty is a political pamphlet written by Jonathan Swift, presented in the form…
