Karl W Schweizer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3803403 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Karl W Schweizer |
| NOMBRES | Karl W |
| APELLIDO | Schweizer |
| FIRMA | SCHWEIZER K W |
| AFILIACIONES | Federated Department of History, New Jersey Institute of Technology, University Heights |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Genuine University
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The Growing Need for ‘Sensible, Secure, and Safe Online Behavior’
This pioneering work explores the human dimension of cyber attacks, and specifically the “rhetoric of deception”—its sources, dynamics, and allure, via a computational, applied analysis of the mess
Quantum International Relations
Ominous Portents
Ranging from Europe to the United States and to Latin America, this work—comprising decades of in-depth research—illustrates how right-wing extremists increasingly advocate violence, propaganda, ra
Martin Luther
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Diplomacy in the Early Islamic World
Rethinking Modern War
Ignorance
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Karin Kneissl, 2020. Diplomatie Macht Geschichte
American Exceptionalism
Beyond the Nation State
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The Jews and Germans of Hamburg
The Postmodern State
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Global History
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Modernity
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Science and Its Discontents
Humanism
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Clausewitz Revisited
The Revitalization of Diplomatic History
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Introduction Parliament and the Press
The Revitalization of Diplomatic History
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Modernity
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Britain, Prussia, Russia and the Galitzin Letter
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Lord Bute and William Pitt's Resignation in 1761
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Britain, Prussia, Russia and the Galitzin Letter
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The Maritime Powers 1721–1740
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Jacobitism and British foreign policy
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Imperial Britain at War
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Introduction Parliament and the Press
Newspapers, Politics and Public Opinion in the Later Hanoverian Era
The concurrence of expanding readership, increased circulation, party conflict and international tensions during the later Georgian age led to renewed emphasis on the newspaper press as a critical organ of public opinion. 1 Crises abroad or overseas, especially, were conducive to heightened press debate -the American and French revolutionary wars being prime examples of phases during which intensified press activity, evoking government vigilance …
The Revitalization of Diplomatic History
Diplomacy is one of the oldest human institutions, with diplomatic records dating back to some of the earliest civilizations. At present, the methods and content of diplomatic history have much to offer modern scholars, but the field as a whole suffers from being out of step, philosophically, with the mainstream of historical and political-scientific study. The departure of diplomatic history from the philosophical mainstream both of political sc…
Politics, Finance and the People
Clausewitz Revisited
Science and Its Discontents
Humanism
Nazism, the Wehrmacht and Collective Memory
Diplomacy's Seamless Web
Every Language Is an Archive
Modernity
In this complex, cross-cultural study, Isa Blumi avidly employs the full range of theoretical formulations identified with postmodernism—preeminently the deconstructionist tenets of Michel Foucault
The Jews and Germans of Hamburg
The Postmodern State
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Global History
The present volume provides a thoughtful, stimulating and soundly researched guide to global history: its inception, guiding precepts and approaches as well as its response to contemporary cultural
Beyond the Nation State
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