Stefan T Possony
Biographic Data
| ID | 1010604 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefan T Possony |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefan T |
| FAMILY NAME | Possony |
| SIGNATURE | POSSONY S T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hoover Institution |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Kaleidoscopic views on terrorism 1
Giangiacomo feltrinelli: The millionaire dinamitero
Victims of Politics: The State of Human Rights
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary Get access Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary. By Stefan T. Possony. London: Allen & Unwin. 1966. 492 pp. Bibliog. Index. 63s. International Affairs, Volume 42, Issue 3, July 1966, Page 522, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/42.3.522a Published: 01 July 1966
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
The Geography of Intellect
Building the Atlantic World
Impressions of Lenin
The Life of Lenin
The Meaning of Yalta, Big Three Diplomacy and the New Balance of Power
The Geography of the Air
A Century of Conflict; Communist Techniques of World Revolution
A Century of Conflict: Communist Techniques of World Revolution
A Century of Conflict: Communist Techniques of World Revolution
Strategic Air Power
International Relations
International Relations in the Age of the Conflict between Democracy and Dictatorship
The Lessons of the First Atomic Year
The first year of the Atomic Age has drawn to a close. What were its achievements? What are the lessons we have to learn? The Bikini tests were undoubtedly the single outstanding atomic event of the past year. These tests underscored the potency of the new weapon, although they fell far short of the catastrophic results freely predicted by some members of the League of Frightened Men. At the same time, they showed that, at least for navies, the p…
The Atomic Bomb. Political Hopes and Realities
To judge from the beginnings of the so-called Atomic Age, the invention of nuclear fission has had as yet greater psychological than physical effects. The atomic bomb climaxed the psychological warfare against Japan and accelerated the surrender of that country. Immediately afterwards, the bomb threw, by its mere existence, the again peaceful world into a turmoil of fear and despair. Prophets arose to proclaim the advent of a final catastrophe. T…
No Peace Without Arms
Peace-planning is the attempt to invent institutions and to reformulate policies to prevent future wars. Among the numerous ideas on the future organization of the peace, the idea of disarmament has found particularly wide acceptance. In time of peace, there is no need of maintaining armies and armaments on their war time level. Farreaching demobilization is an economic necessity. Consequently, no objections are being raised against the substanti…
Political and Military Geography of Central, Balkan, and Eastern Europe
T HE vast area between the Rhine, the Bosporus, and the Ural Mountains includes two of the world's largest nations-Russia and Germany-and a multitude of smaller peoples including the bulk of the Slavic race. The economies of the peoples living in central, eastern, and Balkan Europe are complementary. Yet geographical, cultural, and racial differences, political aspirations, and diversity of historical traditions and social structures have pitted …
The Limits of Post-War Planning
Ideologically , this war could be termed “post-war war.” When it began, political thought was still concerned with the problems which we inherited from the other catastrophe. After the beginning of hostilities the political intellectuals began to busy themselves almost exclusively with the problems of the coming peace, alas, so far away. According to the peace-planners nothing is more important than the formation of post-war blue-prints. Some peo…
Defeatism
Defeatism is one of the most characteristic attitudes of the present period, though the thing is not as new as the word for it. It is also one of the facts through which modern wars are in part decided, and defeats are brought about. Defeatism, therefore, is at least as important a factor for modern warfare as tanks and planes. And yet, while much is said about these physical means of destruction, little is heard about this psychological medium o…
National Socialistic Economics: The Contradictions of the New Order
Needed-A New Propaganda Approach to Germany
The propaganda of the United Nations has been mired in inconsistencies—in the sweet-ness and light of humanitarianism and the Atlantic Charter, and in the bitter threats of indiscriminate reprisals and retribution. In consequence, it has had little or no success. Dr. Possony would fashion a more consistent and effective propaganda weapon by appealing, not to the German “people”, but to the German individual and the German family; by stressing the…
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary Get access Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary. By Stefan T. Possony. London: Allen & Unwin. 1966. 492 pp. Bibliog. Index. 63s. International Affairs, Volume 42, Issue 3, July 1966, Page 522, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/42.3.522a Published: 01 July 1966
Victims of Politics: The State of Human Rights
Kaleidoscopic views on terrorism 1
The Meaning of Yalta, Big Three Diplomacy and the New Balance of Power
The Geography of the Air
No Peace Without Arms
Peace-planning is the attempt to invent institutions and to reformulate policies to prevent future wars. Among the numerous ideas on the future organization of the peace, the idea of disarmament has found particularly wide acceptance. In time of peace, there is no need of maintaining armies and armaments on their war time level. Farreaching demobilization is an economic necessity. Consequently, no objections are being raised against the substanti…
Defeatism
Defeatism is one of the most characteristic attitudes of the present period, though the thing is not as new as the word for it. It is also one of the facts through which modern wars are in part decided, and defeats are brought about. Defeatism, therefore, is at least as important a factor for modern warfare as tanks and planes. And yet, while much is said about these physical means of destruction, little is heard about this psychological medium o…
National Socialistic Economics: The Contradictions of the New Order
Needed-A New Propaganda Approach to Germany
The propaganda of the United Nations has been mired in inconsistencies—in the sweet-ness and light of humanitarianism and the Atlantic Charter, and in the bitter threats of indiscriminate reprisals and retribution. In consequence, it has had little or no success. Dr. Possony would fashion a more consistent and effective propaganda weapon by appealing, not to the German “people”, but to the German individual and the German family; by stressing the…
The Limits of Post-War Planning
Ideologically , this war could be termed “post-war war.” When it began, political thought was still concerned with the problems which we inherited from the other catastrophe. After the beginning of hostilities the political intellectuals began to busy themselves almost exclusively with the problems of the coming peace, alas, so far away. According to the peace-planners nothing is more important than the formation of post-war blue-prints. Some peo…
No Peace Without Arms
Peace-planning is the attempt to invent institutions and to reformulate policies to prevent future wars. Among the numerous ideas on the future organization of the peace, the idea of disarmament has found particularly wide acceptance. In time of peace, there is no need of maintaining armies and armaments on their war time level. Farreaching demobilization is an economic necessity. Consequently, no objections are being raised against the substanti…
Political and Military Geography of Central, Balkan, and Eastern Europe
T HE vast area between the Rhine, the Bosporus, and the Ural Mountains includes two of the world's largest nations-Russia and Germany-and a multitude of smaller peoples including the bulk of the Slavic race. The economies of the peoples living in central, eastern, and Balkan Europe are complementary. Yet geographical, cultural, and racial differences, political aspirations, and diversity of historical traditions and social structures have pitted …
The Atomic Bomb. Political Hopes and Realities
To judge from the beginnings of the so-called Atomic Age, the invention of nuclear fission has had as yet greater psychological than physical effects. The atomic bomb climaxed the psychological warfare against Japan and accelerated the surrender of that country. Immediately afterwards, the bomb threw, by its mere existence, the again peaceful world into a turmoil of fear and despair. Prophets arose to proclaim the advent of a final catastrophe. T…
The Lessons of the First Atomic Year
The first year of the Atomic Age has drawn to a close. What were its achievements? What are the lessons we have to learn? The Bikini tests were undoubtedly the single outstanding atomic event of the past year. These tests underscored the potency of the new weapon, although they fell far short of the catastrophic results freely predicted by some members of the League of Frightened Men. At the same time, they showed that, at least for navies, the p…
Strategic Air Power
International Relations
International Relations in the Age of the Conflict between Democracy and Dictatorship
A Century of Conflict: Communist Techniques of World Revolution
A Century of Conflict: Communist Techniques of World Revolution
A Century of Conflict; Communist Techniques of World Revolution
The Geography of the Air
The Meaning of Yalta, Big Three Diplomacy and the New Balance of Power
Building the Atlantic World
Impressions of Lenin
The Life of Lenin
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
The Geography of Intellect
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary Get access Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary. By Stefan T. Possony. London: Allen & Unwin. 1966. 492 pp. Bibliog. Index. 63s. International Affairs, Volume 42, Issue 3, July 1966, Page 522, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/42.3.522a Published: 01 July 1966
Giangiacomo feltrinelli: The millionaire dinamitero
Victims of Politics: The State of Human Rights
Kaleidoscopic views on terrorism 1
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