Ernst B. Haas

Also known as

Ernst B HaasProfessor Ernst B Haas

American political scientist who made numerous contributions to theoretical discussions in the field of international relations.

Born 1924-01-01

Died 2003-01-01

Identifiers

Amazon0804705151
Open LibraryOL544125A

Top Subjects

Regionalism (International organization) (2)
European federation (2)
Human rights (2)
International relations (1)
Alliances (1)
Council of Europe (1)
International Labour Organization (1)

Books by Ernst B. Haas

Total count: 21

Belgium and the balance of powera critical examination of some balance of power theories in the light of the policy motivations of the major European states toward Belgium, 1830-1839.

University Microfilms1952-01-01
Dynamics of international relations

McGraw-Hill1956-01-01
Regional integration and national policy.

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace1957-01-01
The uniting of Europepolitical, social, and economical forces, 1950-1957.

Stevens1958-01-01
Consensus formation in the Council of Europe

Stevens1960-01-01
Limits and Problems of European IntegrationThe Conference of May 30 - June 2 1961

Springer1963-01-01
Economics and differential patterns of political integrationprojections about unity in Latin America

University of California1964-01-01
Beyond the nation-statefunctionalism and international organization.

Stanford University Press1964-01-01
The politics of economics in Latin American regionalismthe Latin American Free Trade Association after four years of operation

University of Denver1965-01-01
Tangle of Hopes

Prentice Hall1969-05-01
The Web of InterdependenceThe United States and International Organizations

Prentice Hall1970-01-01
Human rights and international actionthe case of freedom of association

Stanford University Press1970-01-01
Conflict management by international organizations

General Learning Press1972-01-01
The obsolescence of regional integration theory

Institute of International Studies, University of California1975-01-01
Scientists and world orderthe uses of technical knowledge in international organizations

University of California Press1977-01-01
Global evangelism rides againhow to protect human rights without really trying

Institute of International Studies, University of California1978-01-01
Why we still need the United Nationsthe collective management of international conflict, 1945-1984

Institute of International Studies, University of California1986-01-01
When knowledge is powerthree models of change in international organizations

University of California Press1990-01-01
Beware the slippery slopenotes toward the definition of justifiable intervention

International and Area Studies, University of California, Berkeley1993-01-01
Nationalism, liberalism, and progress

Cornell University Press1997-01-01
Nationalism, Liberalism, and Progress, Volume 2The Dismal Fate of New Nations

Cornell University Press2000-10-01