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Imperial Internationalisms’ in the 1920s: The Shaping of Colonial Affairs at the League of Nations
Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 2020The evolving internationalisation of imperial and colonial affairs fostered the emergence of specific, and interrelated, arguments, institutional arrangements and repertoires of political action regarding colonial societies.
M. Jerónimo
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Journal of Women's History, 2019
:In 1937, the League of Nations decided to undertake an international inquiry into the status of women and nominated an expert committee to conduct the research. This was the result of interwar feminist agitation for an international equal rights treaty.
Regula Ludi
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:In 1937, the League of Nations decided to undertake an international inquiry into the status of women and nominated an expert committee to conduct the research. This was the result of interwar feminist agitation for an international equal rights treaty.
Regula Ludi
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Journal of Global History, 2019
Susan Pedersen, who authored the Foreword to this excellent volume, wrote in 2007 that ‘the relevant question now is not ‘why the League failed’ but rather the more properly historical question of what it did and meant over its twenty-five-year existence’
M. Patrick Cottrell
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Susan Pedersen, who authored the Foreword to this excellent volume, wrote in 2007 that ‘the relevant question now is not ‘why the League failed’ but rather the more properly historical question of what it did and meant over its twenty-five-year existence’
M. Patrick Cottrell
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London Review of International Law, 2019
In 1923, Levi General Deskaheh sought recognition from the League of Nations of the Six Nations’ sovereignty and right to self-determination. Although scholars have good reasons for retroactively identifing Deskaheh as a representative of Indigenous ...
S. Young
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In 1923, Levi General Deskaheh sought recognition from the League of Nations of the Six Nations’ sovereignty and right to self-determination. Although scholars have good reasons for retroactively identifing Deskaheh as a representative of Indigenous ...
S. Young
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The League of Nations was designed to be a voluntary association of the member states, establishing as organs a permanent Secretariat with its seat in Geneva, a League Assembly of the members and a League Council . With regard to the administration of territories as consequence of the Paris Peace Treaties, the German city Danzig was put as a Free ...
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The League of Nations was designed to be a voluntary association of the member states, establishing as organs a permanent Secretariat with its seat in Geneva, a League Assembly of the members and a League Council . With regard to the administration of territories as consequence of the Paris Peace Treaties, the German city Danzig was put as a Free ...
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A League of Their Own: The Soviet Origins of the United Nations
Journal of Contemporary History, 2019An analysis of the USSR's role in the creation of the United Nations, with particular reference to the impact on Soviet decision makers of the historical experience of the League of Nations.
Geoffrey K. Roberts
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European Review of History, 2018
Transnational actors are increasingly surfacing when it comes to understanding the global dimensions of the modern nation-state. Thinking of the modern state from the diversity of its personnel and its many intersections with private and semi-private ...
M. Herren, Isabella Löhr
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Transnational actors are increasingly surfacing when it comes to understanding the global dimensions of the modern nation-state. Thinking of the modern state from the diversity of its personnel and its many intersections with private and semi-private ...
M. Herren, Isabella Löhr
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Current History, 2013
A new book traces the fitful evolution of international order and institutions from the Congress of Vienna to the advent of humanitarian interventions.
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A new book traces the fitful evolution of international order and institutions from the Congress of Vienna to the advent of humanitarian interventions.
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Debating volume: architectural versus electrical amplification in the League of Nations, 1926–28
Journal of Architecture, 2018In the debates following the 1926–27 competition for the new headquarters of the League of Nations in Geneva, conflicting contemporary ideas about architecture were manifested in approaches to sound.
Sabine von Fischer
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