Ann Trotter
Biographic Data
| ID | 743318 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Trotter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Trotter |
| SIGNATURE | TROTTER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Otago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1904 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Pre-Conviction Detention in International Criminal Trials
The approach to provisional release in internationalized jurisdictions has, over the years, diverged in many respects from human rights standards. Often, this reluctance to grant release has been justified by the unique nature of both the defendants to war crimes charges and the circumstances of their trials. Various rules and presumptions to give effect to these concerns have come and gone, the most recent of which was the prohibition on release…
San Francisco treaty making and its implications for New Zealand
The debate over the Japanese Peace treaty drew New Zealand into new relationships with the US and Australia – also challenging its traditional relationship with the United Kingdom. While both countries favoured a harsh treaty with Japan after 1945, the Australian sense of the Japanese threat was greater. New Zealand regarded Europe as the most likely area of future conflict and was prepared to support the UK’s strategic interests there. As the US…
New Zealand in World Affairs: Sir Carl Berendsen in Washington, 1944–1952
Britain and East Asia, 1933-1937
1. Britain's Far East problem 2. British trade and Japanese competition 3. Britain's search for a policy 4. Naval questions 5. Britain, China and the Amau statement 6. The navy, the Dominions and Japan 7. The Federation of British Industries mission to Japan and Manchukuo 8. Britain, China and the silver problem 9. The Leith Ross mission 10. Set-backs for Britain's policy-makers 11. Japanese approaches, Australian proposals 12. The failure of Bri…
Britain and the People's Republic of China, 1949-1974
The dominions and imperial defence: Hankey's tour in 1934
Tentative Steps for an Anglo-Japanese Rapprochement in 1934
For Japan and Britain, 1934 was a year when naval policy was a major issue. During that year, decisions had to be made on the future of the Washington and London naval disarmament treaties, and, for both Tokyo and London, the political implications of the abrogation or renewal of these treaties were at least as important as the technical. The Japanese Government could not afford to renew the treaties, the British Government could not afford to se…
Stonehenge as an Astronomical Instrument
The astronomical controversy about Stonehenge may perhaps be approached from an impartial view of one who is neither an archaeologist nor an astronomer, who offers no new or original observations, and proposes to examine facts rather than to discuss theories.Sir Norman Lockyer was one of those who held that many Egyptian and Greek buildings were set so that they faced certain points on the horizon at which the sun or some bright star arose. But t…
Old Cape Colony. A Chronicle of Her Men and Houses from 1625 to 1806
Tentative Steps for an Anglo-Japanese Rapprochement in 1934
For Japan and Britain, 1934 was a year when naval policy was a major issue. During that year, decisions had to be made on the future of the Washington and London naval disarmament treaties, and, for both Tokyo and London, the political implications of the abrogation or renewal of these treaties were at least as important as the technical. The Japanese Government could not afford to renew the treaties, the British Government could not afford to se…
Old Cape Colony. A Chronicle of Her Men and Houses from 1625 to 1806
Stonehenge as an Astronomical Instrument
The astronomical controversy about Stonehenge may perhaps be approached from an impartial view of one who is neither an archaeologist nor an astronomer, who offers no new or original observations, and proposes to examine facts rather than to discuss theories.Sir Norman Lockyer was one of those who held that many Egyptian and Greek buildings were set so that they faced certain points on the horizon at which the sun or some bright star arose. But t…
The dominions and imperial defence: Hankey's tour in 1934
Tentative Steps for an Anglo-Japanese Rapprochement in 1934
For Japan and Britain, 1934 was a year when naval policy was a major issue. During that year, decisions had to be made on the future of the Washington and London naval disarmament treaties, and, for both Tokyo and London, the political implications of the abrogation or renewal of these treaties were at least as important as the technical. The Japanese Government could not afford to renew the treaties, the British Government could not afford to se…
Britain and the People's Republic of China, 1949-1974
Britain and East Asia, 1933-1937
1. Britain's Far East problem 2. British trade and Japanese competition 3. Britain's search for a policy 4. Naval questions 5. Britain, China and the Amau statement 6. The navy, the Dominions and Japan 7. The Federation of British Industries mission to Japan and Manchukuo 8. Britain, China and the silver problem 9. The Leith Ross mission 10. Set-backs for Britain's policy-makers 11. Japanese approaches, Australian proposals 12. The failure of Bri…
New Zealand in World Affairs: Sir Carl Berendsen in Washington, 1944–1952
San Francisco treaty making and its implications for New Zealand
The debate over the Japanese Peace treaty drew New Zealand into new relationships with the US and Australia – also challenging its traditional relationship with the United Kingdom. While both countries favoured a harsh treaty with Japan after 1945, the Australian sense of the Japanese threat was greater. New Zealand regarded Europe as the most likely area of future conflict and was prepared to support the UK’s strategic interests there. As the US…
Pre-Conviction Detention in International Criminal Trials
The approach to provisional release in internationalized jurisdictions has, over the years, diverged in many respects from human rights standards. Often, this reluctance to grant release has been justified by the unique nature of both the defendants to war crimes charges and the circumstances of their trials. Various rules and presumptions to give effect to these concerns have come and gone, the most recent of which was the prohibition on release…
History (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Economic history (3 works) · History (3 works) · Japanese History and Culture (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Australian History and Society (2 works) · China (2 works) · Economics (2 works)