The Story of International Relations, Part Three: Cold-Blooded Idealists (Palgrave Studies in International Relations)

Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1 Peaceful Change or War?
	A Study of History
	Peaceful Change or War? An Address at Chatham House
	United Behind the League?
	An Alternative to War
	A Meeting in Berlin
	British Reactions to Toynbee’s Berlin Visit
	Why the Wilhelmstrasse Interview?
	Berber’s Scientific Work
	The Madrid Conference: University Teaching
	The Madrid Conference: The Study Meeting
	A Conference at Yosemite
Chapter 2 Paris, 1937: Colonial Questions and Peace
	The International Peace Campaign
	An International Exhibition
	The Month of Intellectual Cooperation
	Peaceful Change: Geneva and London
	The ‘Have-Not’ States at the 1937 International Studies Conference
	The German Colonial Campaign: From Versailles to 1933
	The German Colonial Propaganda After 1933
	The ‘Economic’ Case for Colonial Retrocession
	Consideration of the Colonial Question
	The German Colonial Propaganda and the 1937 International Studies Conference
	The Colonial Question After Paris
	Collective Security Versus Peaceful Change
Chapter 3 Conferences at Prague and Bergen and the Looming War
	The Rockefeller Foundation and the Reform of the International Studies Conference
	The Liquidation of the Austrian Committee
	The University Teaching of International Relations
	A Meeting of Economists
	The Italian Withdrawal
	Berber’s Reich Service
	A Conference in Bergen
	A Successful Conference
	Early Thoughts on the Organisation of Peace
	Nutrition and the Changed Economic Outlook at the League
	The Institute of Pacific Relations’ Study Meeting at Virginia Beach
	The Real Nature of the Interwar Debate
	Appeasement: Failing the Test of Realism?
Chapter 4 Intellectual Cooperation in War-Time and Plans for Reconstruction
	The Activities of the IIIC: December 1939–May 1940
	The Organisation of International Studies in Geneva: February–April 1940
	The IIIC and the Occupation
	A Joint Meeting of the Economic and Financial Committees
	McDougall and Plans Post-War Reconstruction
	The Americas and International Intellectual Cooperation in War-Time
	The Institute of Pacific Relations: The Mont Tremblant Conference
	The Institute of Pacific Relations: The Hot Springs Conference
	War-Time Plans for Educational and Cultural Reconstruction
	Preparations for UNESCO
	The ICO: Ethereal Universalism?
	The ICO and the Problem of Neutrality
Chapter 5 The Post-War Decline of the International Studies Conference
	Everything Begins Again
	The Awakening of the Organisation of Intellectual Cooperation
	Post-War Reconstruction: The Fear of Failure
	The International Studies Conference Revived
	Preparations for Liquidation
	UNESCO and the International Studies Conference
	An Administrative Session: Paris, 1946
	An Accord with UNESCO
	Warning Signs
	A Social or a Political Science?
	The Demise of the ISC
	Some Final Reflections
Index