Frank L Klingberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 1058005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank L Klingberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank L |
| FAMILY NAME | Klingberg |
| SIGNATURE | KLINGBERG F L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Government, Southern Illinois University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Mood/Interest Theory of American Foreign Policy
Cyclical Trends in American Foreign Policy Moods
Orville Alexander
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Frederic Howland Guild
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Historical periods, trends, and cycles in international relations
One of the most prominent features of Quincy Wright's comprehensive approach to the study of international relations was his knowledge of historical events and scholarly thought through the ages and his emphasis on historical continuity and development. The first volume of A Study of War was devoted to the history of war, and included analyses of animal, primitive, traditional, and modern warfare, along with special chapters on the character of m…
Last Chance in Europe: Bases for a New American Policy. Charles O. Lerche, Jr
Predicting the termination of war: Battle Casualties and Population Losses1
The Historical Alternation of Moods in American Foreign Policy
There seems little doubt that the defense and strengthening of the “free world” in our time depends largely upon American leadership. Confidence that America will continue to play this role in world affairs is weakened by the memory of America's political isolation following World War I, and by certain currents of American opinion noted by observers since World War II.1 Barbara Ward warns the peoples of the West that “we shall certainly fail unle…
Democracy in a World of Tensions: A Symposium Prepared by Unesco
The Historical Alternation of Moods in American Foreign Policy
There seems little doubt that the defense and strengthening of the “free world” in our time depends largely upon American leadership. Confidence that America will continue to play this role in world affairs is weakened by the memory of America's political isolation following World War I, and by certain currents of American opinion noted by observers since World War II.1 Barbara Ward warns the peoples of the West that “we shall certainly fail unle…
Predicting the termination of war: Battle Casualties and Population Losses1
Cyclical Trends in American Foreign Policy Moods
Historical periods, trends, and cycles in international relations
One of the most prominent features of Quincy Wright's comprehensive approach to the study of international relations was his knowledge of historical events and scholarly thought through the ages and his emphasis on historical continuity and development. The first volume of A Study of War was devoted to the history of war, and included analyses of animal, primitive, traditional, and modern warfare, along with special chapters on the character of m…
Democracy in a World of Tensions: A Symposium Prepared by Unesco
The Historical Alternation of Moods in American Foreign Policy
There seems little doubt that the defense and strengthening of the “free world” in our time depends largely upon American leadership. Confidence that America will continue to play this role in world affairs is weakened by the memory of America's political isolation following World War I, and by certain currents of American opinion noted by observers since World War II.1 Barbara Ward warns the peoples of the West that “we shall certainly fail unle…
Predicting the termination of war: Battle Casualties and Population Losses1
Last Chance in Europe: Bases for a New American Policy. Charles O. Lerche, Jr
Historical periods, trends, and cycles in international relations
One of the most prominent features of Quincy Wright's comprehensive approach to the study of international relations was his knowledge of historical events and scholarly thought through the ages and his emphasis on historical continuity and development. The first volume of A Study of War was devoted to the history of war, and included analyses of animal, primitive, traditional, and modern warfare, along with special chapters on the character of m…
Frederic Howland Guild
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Orville Alexander
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Cyclical Trends in American Foreign Policy Moods
Mood/Interest Theory of American Foreign Policy
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