Hans J. Morgenthau and the American Experience

Discusses each of Morgenthau's major writings in its specific political context
Summarises each writing and analyses their context and importance

Demonstrates how and to what extent Morgenthau's ideas changed

Discusses each of Morgenthau's major writings in its specific political context Summarises each writing and analyses their context and importance Demonstrates how and to what extent Morgenthau's ideas changed

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Cornelia Navari, formerly of the University of Birmingham, is Visiting Professor of International Affairs at the University of Buckingham, UK. She has written Internationalism and the State in the 20th Century and Public Intellectuals and International Affairs and edited Theorising International Society, Ethical Reasoning in International Affairs and with Daniel Green, Guide to the English School of International Studies.

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Chapter 1: Morgenthau in Europe: Searching for the Political, Felix Rösch.- Chapter 2: Scientific Man and the New Science of Politics, Hartmut Behr and Hans-Jörg Sigwart.- Chapter 3: Politics Among Nations: A Book for America, Christoph Frei.- Chapter 4: The National Interest and the 'Great Debate', Cornelia Navari.- Chapter 5: The Purpose of American Politics, Richard Ned Lebow.- Chapter 6: Vietnam Writings and the National Security State, Douglas B. Klusmeyer.- Chapter 7: Morgenthau in America: The Legacy, Greg Russell.