Globalism before globalisation: public intellectuals and international relations in the 1940s

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Notes

1 See especially Carr 1945, but also the final chapters of Carr 1939.

2 Realism, for example, is associated with appeasement and fascism (see Hall 2006), as well as Cold War cynicism (see Bew 2016). Idealism, aside from being a pejorative label used by realists to tar their opponents, is most often associated with the League of Nations (Long and Wilson 1995).

3 These issues are discussed in more detail in Hall 2017.

4 See especially Morgenthau 1946.

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Ian Hall

Ian Hall is a Professor of International Relations at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia. His research interests include the history of international thought and Indian foreign policy. His most recent book is Modi and the Reinvention of Indian Foreign Policy (2019). Email: [email protected]