The Oxford Handbook of History and International Relations

Cover\nSeries\nThe Oxford Handbook of History and International Relations\nCopyright\nContents\nList of Contributors\nPART I INTRODUCTION\n	1. Modernity and Granularity in History and International Relations\nPART II READINGS\n	2. Origins, Histories, and the Modern International\n	3. Historical Realism\n	4. Liberal Progressivism and International History\n	5. Historical Sociology in International Relations\n	6. Global History and International Relations\n	7. International Relations and Intellectual History\n	8. Gender, History, and International Relations\n	9. Postcolonial Histories of International Relations\n	10. International Relations Theory and the Practice of International History\n	11. Global Sources of International Thought\nPART III PRACTICES\n	12. State, Territoriality, and Sovereignty\n	13. Diplomacy\n	14. Empire\n	15. Barbarism and Civilization\n	16. Race and Racism\n	17. Religion, History, and International Relations\n	18. Human Rights\n	19. The Diplomacy of Genocide\n	20. War and History in World Politics\n	21. Nationalism\n	22. Interpolity Law\n	23. Regulating Commerce\n	24. Development\n	25. Governing Finance\n	26. Revolution\nPART IV LOCALES (SPACIAL, TEMPORAL, CULTURAL)\n	27. The ‘Premodern’ World\n	28. Modernity and Modernities in International Relations\n	29. The ‘West’ in International Relations\n	30. The Eighteenth Century\n	31. The Long Nineteenth Century\n	32. The Pre-​Colonial African State System\n	33. The ‘Americas’ in the History of International Relations\n	34. ‘Asia’ in the History of International Relations\n	35. The ‘International’ and the ‘Global’ in International History\nPART V MOMENTS\n	36. The Fall of Constantinople\n	37. The Peace of Westphalia\n	38. The Seven Years’ War\n	39. The Haitian Revolution\n	40. The Congress of Vienna\n	41. The Revolutions of 1848\n	42. The Indian Uprising of 1857\n	43. The Berlin and Hague Conferences\n	44. The First World War and Versailles\n	45. Sykes–​Picot\n	46. World War Two and San Francisco\n	47. The Bandung Conference\n	48. Facing Nuclear War: Luck, Learning, and the Cuban Missile Crisis\nPART VI CONCLUSION\n	49. History and the International: Time, Space, Agency, and Language\nIndex