Charles C Pentland
Biographic Data
| ID | 2045784 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles C Pentland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles C |
| FAMILY NAME | Pentland |
| SIGNATURE | PENTLAND C C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Charles Pentland is director of the Centre for International Relations and professor of political studies at Queen's University. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Inis Claude's United Nations
On i October 2012 Canada's foreign minister addressed the United Nations general assembly. Embedded in an otherwise bland text were several sharp jabs at the UN, notably concerning the self-absorption of the organization's internal reform processes and the inadequacy of its response to humanitarian crises such as that engulfing Syria.' These criticisms, predictably echoed in the right wing of the Canadian media, soon evoked ripostes whose burden …
From Words to Deeds
Evidence that the European Union has acquired a distinctive strategic culture must be sought in the realms both of ideas and of action. Elements of a declaratory European Union strategic culture are to be found in the 2003 European Security Strategy and the subsequent reflections of officials and academics. A supplementary but perhaps more reliable guide to its central features may lie in how the European Union has conducted itself in the 24 Euro…
The European Union and Civil Conflict in Africa
INTRODUCTIONIt is famously said of the Balkan countries that they produce more history than they can consume. From the 19205 on, the discourse of European international relations drew on similar imagery in distinguishing between countries that were producers of security and those that were consumers. The Balkans could be said then, as more recently, to exemplify regions of the world that both produce history and consume security in ruinous excess…
Odd Man in
Even the on-again-off-again acceptance of the principle of a common policy by the many states of the EEC is no model for a continent consisting of one superpower and one middle power. Canada thus becomes the odd man out, the unsymmetrical element the pattern. This creates a problem for Canadians of being disregarded. It presents a real problem for Americans and Europeans also of seeing how (or even remembering) to fit this stubborn piece into the…
Westphalian Europe and the Eu's last enlargement
Often represented as a challenge to the classic system of sovereign states, the European integration project has, paradoxically, embodied Westphalian understandings of regional state‐building, conditions of membership, boundaries, and relations with the rest of the world. The current enlargement, unlike its predecessors, seems set' to undermine these foundations. It will entail several phases of accession, each admitting a small group of candidat…
The State of the European Community
The State of the European Community
The European Union and Civil Conflict in Africa
INTRODUCTIONIt is famously said of the Balkan countries that they produce more history than they can consume. From the 19205 on, the discourse of European international relations drew on similar imagery in distinguishing between countries that were producers of security and those that were consumers. The Balkans could be said then, as more recently, to exemplify regions of the world that both produce history and consume security in ruinous excess…
From Words to Deeds
Evidence that the European Union has acquired a distinctive strategic culture must be sought in the realms both of ideas and of action. Elements of a declaratory European Union strategic culture are to be found in the 2003 European Security Strategy and the subsequent reflections of officials and academics. A supplementary but perhaps more reliable guide to its central features may lie in how the European Union has conducted itself in the 24 Euro…
Westphalian Europe and the Eu's last enlargement
Often represented as a challenge to the classic system of sovereign states, the European integration project has, paradoxically, embodied Westphalian understandings of regional state‐building, conditions of membership, boundaries, and relations with the rest of the world. The current enlargement, unlike its predecessors, seems set' to undermine these foundations. It will entail several phases of accession, each admitting a small group of candidat…
The State of the European Community
Westphalian Europe and the Eu's last enlargement
Often represented as a challenge to the classic system of sovereign states, the European integration project has, paradoxically, embodied Westphalian understandings of regional state‐building, conditions of membership, boundaries, and relations with the rest of the world. The current enlargement, unlike its predecessors, seems set' to undermine these foundations. It will entail several phases of accession, each admitting a small group of candidat…
Odd Man in
Even the on-again-off-again acceptance of the principle of a common policy by the many states of the EEC is no model for a continent consisting of one superpower and one middle power. Canada thus becomes the odd man out, the unsymmetrical element the pattern. This creates a problem for Canadians of being disregarded. It presents a real problem for Americans and Europeans also of seeing how (or even remembering) to fit this stubborn piece into the…
The European Union and Civil Conflict in Africa
INTRODUCTIONIt is famously said of the Balkan countries that they produce more history than they can consume. From the 19205 on, the discourse of European international relations drew on similar imagery in distinguishing between countries that were producers of security and those that were consumers. The Balkans could be said then, as more recently, to exemplify regions of the world that both produce history and consume security in ruinous excess…
From Words to Deeds
Evidence that the European Union has acquired a distinctive strategic culture must be sought in the realms both of ideas and of action. Elements of a declaratory European Union strategic culture are to be found in the 2003 European Security Strategy and the subsequent reflections of officials and academics. A supplementary but perhaps more reliable guide to its central features may lie in how the European Union has conducted itself in the 24 Euro…
Inis Claude's United Nations
On i October 2012 Canada's foreign minister addressed the United Nations general assembly. Embedded in an otherwise bland text were several sharp jabs at the UN, notably concerning the self-absorption of the organization's internal reform processes and the inadequacy of its response to humanitarian crises such as that engulfing Syria.' These criticisms, predictably echoed in the right wing of the Canadian media, soon evoked ripostes whose burden …
Political science (6 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · European union (4 works) · International trade (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (2 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (2 works)