Varieties of Peace Science: An Historical Note

Dungen, Peter van den; den, van

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“…Há vinte anos, todas estas realidades proliferavam em maior número ainda, contudo o período de crescimento rápido havia passado, e mesmo hoje a situação não é muito diferente. Com efeito, hoje em dia a Investigação para a Paz apresenta todos os sinais de haver atingido a maioridade, manifestada através de múltiplos exemplos: volumes em honra de alguns dos mais antigos estudiosos da área (veja-se Trittmann e Schmidt, 2002), bibliografias (entre cujos títulos clás-sicos se incluem Boulding et al, de 1979, e Peace andWorld Order, de 1981), directórios (UNESCO 2000 -com anteriores edições a surgirem a intervalos de vários anos a partir de 1965), e publicações versando o historial destes estudos (van den Dungen, 1977;Boulding e Väyrynen, 1979;Wiberg, 1988;Koppe e Reichardt, 1994;Kodama, 2004).…”

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Investigação para a Paz: Passado, presente e futuro

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2005

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Understanding non-governmental organizations in world politics: The promise and pitfalls of the early ‘science of internationalism’

Davies

2016

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The years immediately preceding the First World War witnessed the development of a significant body of literature claiming to establish a ‘science of internationalism’. This article draws attention to the importance of this literature, especially in relation to understanding the roles of non-governmental organizations in world politics. It elaborates the ways in which this literature sheds light on issues that have become central to 21st-century debates, including the characteristics, influence and legitimacy of non-governmental organizations in international relations. Among the principal authors discussed in the article are Paul Otlet, Henri La Fontaine and Alfred Fried, whose role in the development of international theory has previously received insufficient attention. The article concludes with an evaluation of potential lessons to be drawn from the experience of the early 20th-century ‘science of internationalism’.

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Varieties of Peace Science: An Historical Note

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Investigação para a Paz: Passado, presente e futuro

Investigação para a Paz: Passado, presente e futuro

Understanding non-governmental organizations in world politics: The promise and pitfalls of the early ‘science of internationalism’

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