Robert H Johnson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3744217 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert H Johnson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert H |
| FAMILY NAME | Johnson |
| SIGNATURE | JOHNSON R H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colgate University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Improbable Dangers: U.S. Conceptions of Threat in the Cold War and After
The Persian Gulf in U.S. Strategy: A Skeptical View
Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine
Journal Article Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine Get access Robert H. Johnson Robert H. Johnson ROBERT H. JOHNSON is visiting fellow at the Overseas Development Council and Harvey Picker Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Colgate University. He has been a member of the National Security Council staff and of the State's Department's Policy Planning Council. He prepared earlier drafts of this article while a resident…
Exaggerating America's Stakes in Third World Conflicts
Escalation Then and Now
Periods of Peril: The Window of Vulnerability and Other Myths
The new populism and the old: Demands for a New International Economic Order and American agrarian protest
Parallels between the demands of the developing countries for a New International Economic Order (NIEO) and earlier demands of American agrarian populists suggest that the NIEO reflects the characteristic grievances of commodity-producing societies (agraria) vis-a-vis their industrial counterparts (industria). Such grievances arise when modernization produces growing interaction and interdependence that threaten the autonomy of agraria. Conflict …
Planning, Prediction, and Policymaking in Foreign Affairs. Robert Rothstein
Vietnamization: Can It Work
THE uneasy public quiet on Vietnam which the President achieved with his speech last November 3 was shattered by the large-scale U.S. military intervention in eastern Cambodia. Once more U.S. policy in Southeast Asia became the subject of major controversy. In this situation there is some danger that we shall become so caught up in the immediate issues that we neglect more fundamental questions with respect to current American strategy. The new a…
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
The Soviet Military and the Communist Party
International Politics and the Structure of International Organization: The Case of UNRRA
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), created in November 1943 and dissolved in September 1948, was in some respects unique in the history of international organization. Unlike traditional functional organizations it was not established to deal with some technical problem of common interest but of limited significance. Nor was its creation motivated as was the institution of the League and the United Nations by the …
Exaggerating America's Stakes in Third World Conflicts
Periods of Peril: The Window of Vulnerability and Other Myths
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine
Journal Article Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine Get access Robert H. Johnson Robert H. Johnson ROBERT H. JOHNSON is visiting fellow at the Overseas Development Council and Harvey Picker Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Colgate University. He has been a member of the National Security Council staff and of the State's Department's Policy Planning Council. He prepared earlier drafts of this article while a resident…
The new populism and the old: Demands for a New International Economic Order and American agrarian protest
Parallels between the demands of the developing countries for a New International Economic Order (NIEO) and earlier demands of American agrarian populists suggest that the NIEO reflects the characteristic grievances of commodity-producing societies (agraria) vis-a-vis their industrial counterparts (industria). Such grievances arise when modernization produces growing interaction and interdependence that threaten the autonomy of agraria. Conflict …
Improbable Dangers: U.S. Conceptions of Threat in the Cold War and After
The Persian Gulf in U.S. Strategy: A Skeptical View
Escalation Then and Now
International Politics and the Structure of International Organization: The Case of UNRRA
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), created in November 1943 and dissolved in September 1948, was in some respects unique in the history of international organization. Unlike traditional functional organizations it was not established to deal with some technical problem of common interest but of limited significance. Nor was its creation motivated as was the institution of the League and the United Nations by the …
The Soviet Military and the Communist Party
Vietnamization: Can It Work
THE uneasy public quiet on Vietnam which the President achieved with his speech last November 3 was shattered by the large-scale U.S. military intervention in eastern Cambodia. Once more U.S. policy in Southeast Asia became the subject of major controversy. In this situation there is some danger that we shall become so caught up in the immediate issues that we neglect more fundamental questions with respect to current American strategy. The new a…
A cognitive interaction model to analyze culture conflict in international relations
ive, universal orientation implies a belief in and a preoccupation with universally applicable truths. In the case of a state, such a belief implies in turn the existence of an official ideology and a degree of missionary
Planning, Prediction, and Policymaking in Foreign Affairs. Robert Rothstein
Periods of Peril: The Window of Vulnerability and Other Myths
The new populism and the old: Demands for a New International Economic Order and American agrarian protest
Parallels between the demands of the developing countries for a New International Economic Order (NIEO) and earlier demands of American agrarian populists suggest that the NIEO reflects the characteristic grievances of commodity-producing societies (agraria) vis-a-vis their industrial counterparts (industria). Such grievances arise when modernization produces growing interaction and interdependence that threaten the autonomy of agraria. Conflict …
Exaggerating America's Stakes in Third World Conflicts
Escalation Then and Now
Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine
Journal Article Misguided Morality: Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine Get access Robert H. Johnson Robert H. Johnson ROBERT H. JOHNSON is visiting fellow at the Overseas Development Council and Harvey Picker Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Colgate University. He has been a member of the National Security Council staff and of the State's Department's Policy Planning Council. He prepared earlier drafts of this article while a resident…
The Persian Gulf in U.S. Strategy: A Skeptical View
Improbable Dangers: U.S. Conceptions of Threat in the Cold War and After
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