Henry S Albinski
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 729566 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Henry S Albinski |
| PRENOMES | Henry S |
| SOBRENOME | Albinski |
| ASSINATURA | ALBINSKI H S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 71 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1957 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Anzus — Alive and Well after Fifty Years
Marking its fiftieth anniversary in late 2001, the ANZUS alliance remains Australia’s primary security relationship and one of the United States’ most important defence arrangements in the Asia‐Pacific region. It is argued here that ANZUS has defied many common suppositions advanced by international relations theorists on how alliances work. It thus represents an important refutation of arguments that they are short‐term instruments of mere polic…
Cultural reflections
Cultural reflections
Issues in Australian Foreign Policy
Australia played a key role in regional and international politics during the first half of the year 2000. Perhaps most importantly, it spearheaded efforts to place a multilateral force in East Timor following the outbreak of the crisis there in September 1999. It supplied the single largest military contribution to the UN-sanctioned International Force in East Timor (INTERFET), as well as providing its
Issues in Australian Foreign Policy
A Nation at War
Books in review
Pathways to Asia
ContributorsTables and figuresIntroductionPart IThe politics of engagement1 Looking north: myths and strategiesRichard Robison2 A 'clash of cultures' or the convergence of political ideology?Garry Rodan and Kevin Hewison3 Recalcitrant or Realpolitik? The politics of culture in Australia's relations with MalaysiaPeter SearlePart II'Asian' models of political and social organisations4 Culturalisation of economy and politics in SingaporeChua Beng Hu…
Negotiating the Pacific Century
MACINTYRE7 Japan's political economy P. JAIN8 Industrialisation and economic change in Korea J. MCKAY9 Whither India MARIKA VICZIANYSECTION III REGIONAL POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE10 Political changes in Asia RICHARD WOOLCOTT11 Economic interdependence in East Asia J. RAVENHILLSECTION IV SECURITY REALIGNMENT12 The New Asia and American policy A. TIDWELL13 Resolving conflicts A. HEYS AND A. TIDWELL14 Weapons proliferation S. CAMBONESECTION V CUL…
Globalisation and Regional Communities
Responding to Asia‐Pacific human rights issues
Australian studies in America
Africa, Asia, and Latin America
Economic Policy-Making in the Asia-Pacific Region
development. He focusses instead on the major changes resulting from the 1988 Brussels summit, called in response to an emerging EC fiscal crisis. The analysis presupposes that the reader has some acquaintance with the Community's institutions and with the arcane language of its financial dealings, such as the vital, but sometimes mystifying, distinction between compulsory and non-compulsory expenditures. Those innocent or unsure of such matters,…
The United States and the Defense of the Pacific
The New Zealand Foreign Affairs Handbook
This is a book for anyone interested in New Zealand's foreign policy. It is a first reference for the academic, official, or businessman; a textbook for those embarking on a serious study of the subject; a guide-book for those wanting a brief introduction. It begins with a survey of New Zealand's international role, interests, and policies. It proceeds chapter by chapter to history, diplomacy, aid, trade, capital flow, defence, immigration, and c…
Documents on Australian Foreign Policy, 1937-49. Volume VII
The Canadian Political Scene
Essay| March 01 1988 The Canadian Political Scene Henry S. Albinski Henry S. Albinski Professor of Political Science, Pennsylvania State University Henry S. Albinski is the author of Canadian and Australian Politics in Comparative Perspective (New York: Oxford University Press, 1973). He is a past president of the Middle Atlantic Conference for Canadian Studies, and in 1987 he contributed to the Pearson-Dickey Conference on Canada, the United Sta…
From Fear to Friendship
Australia and New Zealand in the 1980’s
Research Article| April 01 1986 Australia and New Zealand in the 1980’s Henry S. Albinski Henry S. Albinski Professor of Political Science, Pennsylvania State University Henry S. Albinski is director of the Australian Studies Center at Pennsylvania State University. During 1985—1986 he is a visiting professor at the University of Melbourne. He has done extensive field research, writing, consulting and lecturing on Australian and New Zealand polit…
Africa, Asia, and Latin America
International Relations and Politics
International Security in the Southeast Asian and Southwest Pacific Region
What Rough Beast? The State and Social Order in Australian History
Contemporary Canadian Politics
Research Article| May 01 1984 Contemporary Canadian Politics Henry S. Albinski Henry S. Albinski Professor of Political Science, The Pennsylvania State University Henry S. Albinski specializes in Australian and Canadian politics and in Indo-Pacific security issues. Among his published works is Canadian and Australian Politics in Comparative Perspective (New York: Oxford University Press, 1973). His most recent book is The Australian-American Secu…
The Evolution of Australian Foreign Policy
Economic Policy-Making in the Asia-Pacific Region
development. He focusses instead on the major changes resulting from the 1988 Brussels summit, called in response to an emerging EC fiscal crisis. The analysis presupposes that the reader has some acquaintance with the Community's institutions and with the arcane language of its financial dealings, such as the vital, but sometimes mystifying, distinction between compulsory and non-compulsory expenditures. Those innocent or unsure of such matters,…
Australian Policies and Attitudes toward China
Australia and the Dutch New Guinea Dispute
Documents on Australian Foreign Policy, 1937-49. Volume VII
International Relations and Politics
Documents on Australian Foreign Policy, 1937-49. Volume VI
Australia and Imperial Defence, 1918-39. A Study in Air and Sea Power
The Canadian Senate
“... [M]ost Canadians who are aware of the subject,” says the author of a recent essay, “feel that the [Canadian] Senate has outlived its usefulness and has become a superfluous appendix to the political system. Indeed, the prestige and authority of the Senate has probably fallen to its lowest level in Canadian history.” Considering the disparagements which have been tossed at the Senate, the allusions to “... genial old gentlemen who ... live on…
The Concept of Partnership in the Central African Federation
The tide of events is increasingly pushing away those stereotypes which depict Africa as a continent of passive, ignorant men and of primitive socio-political organization. “Host to a variety of social, economic, and intellectual stimuli, Africa finds its destiny directed into new and uneasy patterns,” one student has observed. “Such a process is a challenge to Western political practice and belief. Can the content and structures of democratic po…
The Concept of Partnership in the Central African Federation
The tide of events is increasingly pushing away those stereotypes which depict Africa as a continent of passive, ignorant men and of primitive socio-political organization. “Host to a variety of social, economic, and intellectual stimuli, Africa finds its destiny directed into new and uneasy patterns,” one student has observed. “Such a process is a challenge to Western political practice and belief. Can the content and structures of democratic po…
Australia's defence enigma
Australia and the Dutch New Guinea Dispute
Australia Faces China
The Canadian Senate
“... [M]ost Canadians who are aware of the subject,” says the author of a recent essay, “feel that the [Canadian] Senate has outlived its usefulness and has become a superfluous appendix to the political system. Indeed, the prestige and authority of the Senate has probably fallen to its lowest level in Canadian history.” Considering the disparagements which have been tossed at the Senate, the allusions to “... genial old gentlemen who ... live on…
Australia and the China Problem Under the Labor Government
Australia and Nuclear Affairs
IT WAS NATURAL FOR AUSTRALIA, an exposed nation with limited diplomatic, human and material resources, to receive with special concern the first Chinese nuclear test. But the Chinese action only served to highlight rather than inspire Australian pre-occupation with how to accommodate foreign and defense policy to the nuclear age. An examination of the implications of and debate over nuclear affairs, in fact, serves to illuminate the dilemmas of A…
Australian Policies and Attitudes toward China
Australia's Defence
Politics and Biculturalism in Canada
Britain and the Rise of Communist China. A Study of British Attitudes 1945-1954
The Evolution of Australian Foreign Policy
Australia and Nuclear Weapons
Britain's Withdrawal From Asia
New Directions in Australian Foreign Policy
Vietnamese Protest & the Australian Political Process
Australia in World Affairs, 1961-1965
Problems in Australian Foreign Policy January‐June 1970
Australia's external policy during the first half of 1970 was dominated by three concerns‐defence planning and weapons acquisition, Vietnam/Cambodia, and defence commitments in Malaysia/Singapore. Discussion of Australia's approach to these policy concerns should, however, be set in somewhat broader perspective. First, it seems appropriate to indicate the domestic context in which policies were being formulated. Second, a review of the governing …
Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
Politics and Foreign Policy in Australia
Politics and Foreign Policy in Australia
Problems of Australian Defence
Quebec and Canadian Unity
Essay| April 01 1974 Quebec and Canadian Unity Henry S. Albinski Henry S. Albinski Professor of Political Science, The Pennsylvania State University Henry S. Albinski specializes in Canadian and Australian politics, European politics, and comparative political analysis and development. Among his numerous published works is Canadian and Australian Politics in Comparative Perspective (New York: Oxford University Press, 1973). He has served as visit…
Australian External Policy, Federalism, and the States
For various constitutional, political and other reasons arising out of its federal character, Australia’s external policies have been noticeably constrained. The problem became more acute during the Whitlam Governments, owing to Labor’s centralist proclivities, venturesome external policies, and the lack of party-political congruence between the federal Government and most state governments. Opportunities for the realisation of federal external p…
Approaches to Asia
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