Halford L Hoskins
Biographic Data
| ID | 700540 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Halford L Hoskins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Halford L |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoskins |
| SIGNATURE | HOSKINS H L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Library of Congress |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Changing of the Guard in the Middle East
Essay| February 01 1967 Changing of the Guard in the Middle East Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Professor of Middle East Studies, School of International Service, The American University Halford L. Hoskins was the organizer of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Massachusetts, and served as its dean for 11 years before setting up the School for Advanced International Studies and the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C…
Africa’s Arab Fringe
Essay| March 01 1966 Africa’s Arab Fringe Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Professor of Middle East Studies, School of International Service, The American University Halford L. Hoskins has traveled and lived in the Middle East and has studied manuscript records in the Citadel archives in Cairo. Mr. Hoskins was the organizer of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Massachusetts, and served as its dean for 11 years before setti…
Aid and Diplomacy in the Middle East
Essay| July 01 1966 Aid and Diplomacy in the Middle East Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Professor of Middle East Studies, The American University Halford L. Hoskins has traveled and lived in the Middle East and has studied manuscript records in the Citadel archives in Cairo. He was the organizer of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Massachusetts, and served as its dean for 11 years before setting up the School for Advanc…
The U. S. in the Middle East
Essay| May 01 1965 The U. S. in the Middle East: Policy in Transition Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Professor of Middle East Studies, The American University Halford L. Hoskins founded the Fletch School of Law and Diplomacy in 1933 ar served as its dean for 11 years before establishing the School of Advanced Internation Studies and the Middle East Institute Washington, D. C. He has also served Senior Specialist in International Relatio fo…
Operation Bootstrap in the United Arab Republic
Essay| May 01 1960 Operation Bootstrap in the United Arab Republic Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Senior Specialist in International Relations, Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress Halford L. Hoskins has been a student of the modern Middle East for a considerable span of years. His studies have included periods of travel and residence in the area and research in the manuscript records in the Citadel archives in Cairo. His wri…
The Suez Canal
Essay| November 01 1957 The Suez Canal Halford L. Hoskins Halford L. Hoskins Senior Specialist in International Relations, Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress Halford L. Hoskinshas been a student of the modern Middle East for a considerable span of years. His studies have included periods of travel and residence in the area and research in the manuscript records in the Citadel archives in Cairo. In addition to many articles, his wr…
Egypt's Liberation: The Philosophy of the Revolution
Oil in the Middle East: Its Discovery and Development
The Middle East: Problem Area in World Politics
The Quest for Security in the Middle East
Some Aspects of the Security Problem in the Middle East
On April 4, 1949, the representatives of twelve European and American nations, assembled in Washington, D. C., affixed their signatures to an instrument called the North Atlantic Treaty. This was the crucial step in the formation of one of the most impressive alliances ever entered into by sovereign states. The pact bore testimony to the rise of a new menace in the world, a menace spearheaded by a specious form of communism and powered by the Uni…
Needed: A Strategy for Oil
Note on Recent Works on Palestine and Israel
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The Middle East: A Physical, Social, and Regional Geography
The Atlantic Pact
Point Four with Reference to the Middle East
The Atlantic Pact
Universal Military Training and American Foreign Policy
The Suez Canal and the Outlook for Egypt
The Suez Canal has been regarded at times and uncritically as one of Egypt's great assets. It is so considered by many of the political leaders of Egypt, as their attitude on Canal issues bears witness. In the sense that the Suez waterway, both as a project and as an achievement, has brought the land of Egypt prominently into the world scene during the past century, it has been a factor in the trend of development of that country second in import…
The Suez Canal as an International Waterway
The Suez Canal, opened for general use on November 17, 1869, more than justified the gloomy predictions of its opponents that it would become “un second Bosphore.” Abbreviating by hundreds or thousands of miles the transit distance between important parts of the globe, it wrought a kind of revolution in maritime activities and particularly in strategical concepts of peace and war. Its consummation brought to an end more than a score of years of c…
France and the Levant. From the Bourbon Restoration to the Peace of Kutiah
British Policy in Africa 1873-1877: A Study in Geographical Politics
THE partition of Africa in the second half of the last century provides admirable studies of the workings of European diplomacy. These are the more instructive because they present in each case not merely the problems arising from European relationships alone but also such national hopes and ambitions as were inspired by potential opportunities in the outer unexploited world. Not a few of the situations that arose out of the contest for Africa we…
Suez Canal Problems
F EW material works of man have exerted as much influence on contemporary and later times as the cutting of the Suez ship canal. Coinciding with the advent of the age of steam, it revolutionized many types of human activity. It wrought a fundamental change in geographical relationships by providing a useful short cut between the two most densely populated areas in the worldwestern Europe and eastern Asia. The very potentialities of the canal were…
Trade in the Eastern Seas, 1793-1813 . C. Northcote Parkinson
India, Minto and Morley, 1905-1910 . Mary, Countess of Minto
The Suez Canal as an International Waterway
The Suez Canal, opened for general use on November 17, 1869, more than justified the gloomy predictions of its opponents that it would become “un second Bosphore.” Abbreviating by hundreds or thousands of miles the transit distance between important parts of the globe, it wrought a kind of revolution in maritime activities and particularly in strategical concepts of peace and war. Its consummation brought to an end more than a score of years of c…
The Suez Canal in Time of War
Point Four with Reference to the Middle East
British Policy in Africa 1873-1877: A Study in Geographical Politics
THE partition of Africa in the second half of the last century provides admirable studies of the workings of European diplomacy. These are the more instructive because they present in each case not merely the problems arising from European relationships alone but also such national hopes and ambitions as were inspired by potential opportunities in the outer unexploited world. Not a few of the situations that arose out of the contest for Africa we…
Note on Recent Works on Palestine and Israel
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The Middle East: A Physical, Social, and Regional Geography
French Views of the Monroe Doctrine and the Mexican Expedition
French Views of the Monroe Doctrine and the Mexican Expedition
Problems in Pan Americanism
PROBLEMS IN PAN AMERICANISMin Lima occasional leaflets telling of special events the forerunners of our modern newspaper.With all these historic developments it should not surprise us as much as it usually does to learn that the greatest mod- ern newspapeii plant in the world is found in Spanish America, the magnificent home of La Prensa in Buenos Aires.Its building is one of the great structures of the city.It houses not only the ordinary equipm…
The Overland Route to India in the Eighteenth Century
The First Steam Voyage to India
IN the sixteenth century began the far-reaching movement known as the Commercial Revolution, which was characterized by a partial desertion of the Mediterranean for trading purposes and the rapid extension of oceanic navigation to all parts of the known world. Late in the eighteenth century there began in England a closely related movement, the Industrial Revolution, which by rapid machine production of manufactures undertook to exploit the vast …
The Hispanic American Policy of Henry Clay, 1816-1828
The Indian Mutiny in Perspective. George MacMunn
The Founder of Modern Egypt: A Study of Muhammad 'Ali
Some Recent Works on Mohamed Ali and Modern Egypt
Cornwallis in Bengal. The administrative and judicial reforms of Lord Cornwallis in Bengal, together with accounts of the commercial expansion of the East India Company, 1786-1793, and of the foundati…
India, Minto and Morley, 1905-1910 . Mary, Countess of Minto
The Suez Canal in Time of War
Trade in the Eastern Seas, 1793-1813 . C. Northcote Parkinson
Suez Canal Problems
F EW material works of man have exerted as much influence on contemporary and later times as the cutting of the Suez ship canal. Coinciding with the advent of the age of steam, it revolutionized many types of human activity. It wrought a fundamental change in geographical relationships by providing a useful short cut between the two most densely populated areas in the worldwestern Europe and eastern Asia. The very potentialities of the canal were…
France and the Levant. From the Bourbon Restoration to the Peace of Kutiah
British Policy in Africa 1873-1877: A Study in Geographical Politics
THE partition of Africa in the second half of the last century provides admirable studies of the workings of European diplomacy. These are the more instructive because they present in each case not merely the problems arising from European relationships alone but also such national hopes and ambitions as were inspired by potential opportunities in the outer unexploited world. Not a few of the situations that arose out of the contest for Africa we…
The Suez Canal as an International Waterway
The Suez Canal, opened for general use on November 17, 1869, more than justified the gloomy predictions of its opponents that it would become “un second Bosphore.” Abbreviating by hundreds or thousands of miles the transit distance between important parts of the globe, it wrought a kind of revolution in maritime activities and particularly in strategical concepts of peace and war. Its consummation brought to an end more than a score of years of c…
The Suez Canal and the Outlook for Egypt
The Suez Canal has been regarded at times and uncritically as one of Egypt's great assets. It is so considered by many of the political leaders of Egypt, as their attitude on Canal issues bears witness. In the sense that the Suez waterway, both as a project and as an achievement, has brought the land of Egypt prominently into the world scene during the past century, it has been a factor in the trend of development of that country second in import…
Universal Military Training and American Foreign Policy
The Atlantic Pact
The Atlantic Pact
Point Four with Reference to the Middle East
Needed: A Strategy for Oil
Note on Recent Works on Palestine and Israel
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Middle East: A Physical, Social, and Regional Geography
Some Aspects of the Security Problem in the Middle East
On April 4, 1949, the representatives of twelve European and American nations, assembled in Washington, D. C., affixed their signatures to an instrument called the North Atlantic Treaty. This was the crucial step in the formation of one of the most impressive alliances ever entered into by sovereign states. The pact bore testimony to the rise of a new menace in the world, a menace spearheaded by a specious form of communism and powered by the Uni…
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