Empire and community : Edmund Burke's writings and speeches on international relations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Editors' Notes = ix
• Acknowledgments = xi
• Chronology of Burke's Life and Times = xiii
• PART 1
• Introduction
• 1 Burke and International Relations =3
• 2 Burke's Life mad International Affairs = 5
• Burke's Preparliamentary Year = 5
• Burke's Parliamentary Career = 7
• Irish Policy : Catholicism and Trade = 8
• America : English Civil War, = 13
• India : The Path to the Hastings Impeachment, = 18
• The Crusade Against the French Revolution, = 29
• 3 Burke and the Theory of International Relations = 37
• Burke as an International relations Theorst? = 37
• Burke and the Three Traditions = 38
• The Golden Mean, = 39
• Sovereignty and War, = 40
• The Balance of Power, = 42
• International Political Economy, = 42
• International Law and Morality, = 44
• "Unity of Spirit, Diversity of Operations," = 45
• Burke and Empire, = 46
• The Commonwealth of Europe, = 47
• Intervention = 49
• Intervention to Maintain the Balance of Power, = 50
• Intervention and Neighborhood = 51
• Burke's Place in International Relations Theory, = 51
• 4 Burke's Relevance = 57
• Burke During and After the Cold war = 57
• Burke ,Culture ,and Contemporary International Relations = 59
• PART 2
• Writings and Speeches : Selections
• 5 On Ireland = 71
• Two Letters on the Trade of Ireland (1778) = 72
• Letter to Sir Hercules Langrishe (1792) = 79
• 6 On America = 99
• Speech on American Taxation (1774) = 100
• Speech on Conciliation with America (1775) = 118
• Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol (1777) = 147
• 7 On India = 169
• Speech on Fox's India Bill(1783) = 170
• Speech on Opening of Impeachment(1788) = 203
• 8 On the French Revolution = 235
• Thoughts on French Affairs (1791) = 236
• Heads for Consideration on the Present State of Affairs (1792) = 254
• Remarks on the Policy of the allies (1793)= 264
• First Letter on a Regicide Peace (1796) = 287
• Notes to Part One = 321
• Bibliography = 341
• Index = 347