A major study of French foreign and security policy before, during and after the First World War.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Jackson is Professor of Global Security in the History Department at the University of Glasgow. He is also Visiting Professor at the Institut d'études politiques (Paris) and has taught at the universities of Cambridge, Yale, Carleton and Aberystwyth. He co-edits Intelligence and National Security (the world's leading academic journal for intelligence and security studies) and is the author or editor of five books including France and the Nazi Menace (2000), Understanding Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century (with Len Scott, 2004) and The Uses and Limits of Intelligence in International Society (with Jennifer Siegel, 2005).
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Introduction Part I. The Sources of French Security Policy: 1. The social dynamics of security policy making 2. Two approaches to security Part II. War and the Politics of National Security, 1914-18: 3. The primacy of the balance of power, 1914-16 4. The coming of a new world order, 1917 5. National deliverance and post-war planning Part III. Peace and Security, 1918-19: 6. The political contexts of peacemaking 7. Towards a post-war security order 8. The Rhineland settlement and the security of France Part IV. Imposing Security: 9. Post-war dilemmas: enforcement or engagement? 10. Briand and the emergence of a multilateral alternative 11. The politics of confrontation Part V. The Cartel des Gauches and the 'Internationalisation of Security': 12. A new approach: arbitration, security, disarmament 13. Locarno Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. The Sources of French Security Policy: 1. The social dynamics of security policy making 2. Two approaches to security Part II. War and the Politics of National Security, 1914-18: 3. The primacy of the balance of power, 1914-16 4. The coming of a new world order, 1917 5. National deliverance and post-war planning Part III. Peace and Security, 1918-19: 6. The political contexts of peacemaking 7. Towards a post-war security order 8. The Rhineland settlement and the security of France Part IV. Imposing Security: 9. Post-war dilemmas: enforcement or engagement? 10. Briand and the emergence of a multilateral alternative 11. The politics of confrontation Part V. The Cartel des Gauches and the 'Internationalisation of Security': 12. A new approach: arbitration, security, disarmament 13. Locarno Conclusion.
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