W W Kulski
Biographic Data
| ID | 740774 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W W Kulski |
| GIVEN NAMES | W W |
| FAMILY NAME | Kulski |
| SIGNATURE | KULSKI W W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 43 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 43 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Germany and Poland: From War to Peaceful Relations
Soviet Scholars and Soviet Foreign Policy. A Case Study in Soviet Policy Towards India
The Soviet Union in World Affairs: A Documentary Analysis, 1964-1972
The Soviet Union in World Affairs. A Documentary Analysis 1964-1972
Soviet Views of the German Problem
Fifty Years of Communism in Russia
The 1969 Moscow Conference of Communist Parties
Soviet Trade Unions and Labor Relations
The U.S.S.R. - France - Germany
SOVIET attitudes toward the Western powers fluctuate principally, though not exclusively, according to these powers' policies regarding Germany. The reason is obvious to any reader of the Soviet press, which regularly devotes much of its space to the German problem. Even now, Vietnam and the related question of competition with the Chinese party within the Communist movement have not relegated the German question to a secondary place. The most on…
The Independent Satellite: Society and Politics in Poland since 1945
World Communism: The Disintegration of a Secular Faith. Richard Lowenthal
The Soviet Regime. Communism in Practice
Peaceful Co-Existence: An Analysis of Soviet Foreign Policy
Between War and Peace: The Potsdam Conference
The Soviet Regime
Soviet Diplomatic Techniques
T HEWestern Powers have been engaged for some time in various negotiations with the Soviet Union. It is, therefore, useful to review at this time the Soviet diplomatic techniques as they emerge from the Soviet record now almost forty-three years old. These techniques have been used either in confronting the external world with new Soviet policies or in the actual implementation of these policies. Although the formulation of policies is reserved f…
Soviet Colonialism and Anti-Colonialism
man stimuli and that he singled out the word as the most powerful stimulus in influencing human actions. He sadly remarked that there were a great many human beings who reduced external reality to words and could be led by their sound. It would be preposterous to impute to the great scientist any intention of deducing utilitarian consequences from his studies. But it is not farfetched to say that Soviet politicians and propagandists have not let …
The Russian Intelligentsia: Makers of the Revolutionary State. Stuart Ramsay Tompkins
Polish Postwar Economy. Thad Paul Alton
The Permanent Purge. Politics in Soviet Totalitarianism
The Twentieth Congress of the Soviet Communist Party
The Soviet Regime
Germany and the Soviet Union, 1939-1941.
The Soviet Regime. Communism in Practice
The Soviet Interpretation of International Law
The five issues of Sovetskoe Gosudarstvo i Pravo which are here reviewed (Nos. 6, 7 and 8 of 1954, and Nos. 1 and 2 of 1955) contain a series of articles devoted to a discussion of the basic notions of international law. This discussion is related to the preparation of a new textbook for Soviet law schools the completion of which this year has been announced by the A. Ya. Vyshinsky Institute of Law, a branch of the Soviet Academy of Sciences
The Soviet Interpretation of International Law
The five issues of Sovetskoe Gosudarstvo i Pravo which are here reviewed (Nos. 6, 7 and 8 of 1954, and Nos. 1 and 2 of 1955) contain a series of articles devoted to a discussion of the basic notions of international law. This discussion is related to the preparation of a new textbook for Soviet law schools the completion of which this year has been announced by the A. Ya. Vyshinsky Institute of Law, a branch of the Soviet Academy of Sciences
The Soviet System of Collective Security Compared with the Western System
Without belittling other functions of the United Nations one must acknowledge that it is hardly capable of taking coercive action in the event of a breach of the peace or of an act of aggression. The United Nations cannot guarantee collective security against aggression, because any permanent member of the Security Council may prevent, by its single veto, the application of sanctions against itself or any other state guilty of aggression. This im…
The Soviet Regime
Some Soviet Comments on International Law
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The Lost Opportunity for Russian-Polish Friendship
A Polish Yearbook - * Ignacy Czuma and Henry Dembinski, Editors: The Year Book of Social Sciences (law, economics and sociology). (Lublin: The Learned Society of the Catholic University of Lublin, 194…
A Polish Yearbook - * Ignacy Czuma and Henry Dembinski, Editors: The Year Book of Social Sciences (law, economics and sociology). (Lublin: The Learned Society of the Catholic University of Lublin, 1949.) - Volume 12 Issue 3
Stalin; A Political Biography. I. Deutscher
Can Russia Withdraw from Civilization
The Soviet System of Collective Security Compared with the Western System
Without belittling other functions of the United Nations one must acknowledge that it is hardly capable of taking coercive action in the event of a breach of the peace or of an act of aggression. The United Nations cannot guarantee collective security against aggression, because any permanent member of the Security Council may prevent, by its single veto, the application of sanctions against itself or any other state guilty of aggression. This im…
Soviet Comments on International Law
The postwar cultural isolationism towards the West and a specifically Soviet complex of inferiority inherited from the early years of the regime have produced since the last war an attitude of self-assertion. This somehow childish attitude is expressed, among others, by a frenzy of claims to Russian priorities not only in regard to technological inventions, but also in respect to the learned theories. The Soviet scholars seem to forget that the p…
Soviet Comments on International Law and International Relations
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Some Soviet Comments on International Law
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Soviet Trade Unions. Isaac Deutscher
Soviet Comments on International Law and International Relations
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Soviet Comments on International Law
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Soviet Comments on International Law and International Relations
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Class Stratifications in the Soviet Union
The Soviet Attitude Towards International Law and International Relations
Soviet Comments on International Law and Relations
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A Century of Conflict; Communist Techniques of World Revolution
The Soviet Attitude Towards International Law and Relations
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Soviet Attitude towards International Law and Relations
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Germany and the Soviet Union, 1939-1941.
The Soviet Regime. Communism in Practice
The Soviet Interpretation of International Law
The five issues of Sovetskoe Gosudarstvo i Pravo which are here reviewed (Nos. 6, 7 and 8 of 1954, and Nos. 1 and 2 of 1955) contain a series of articles devoted to a discussion of the basic notions of international law. This discussion is related to the preparation of a new textbook for Soviet law schools the completion of which this year has been announced by the A. Ya. Vyshinsky Institute of Law, a branch of the Soviet Academy of Sciences
The Permanent Purge. Politics in Soviet Totalitarianism
The Twentieth Congress of the Soviet Communist Party
The Soviet Regime
Polish Postwar Economy. Thad Paul Alton
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