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Hedley Bull and the Accommodation of Power

Part of the Palgrave Studies in International Relations Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137291509

ISBN: 978-1-349-34910-4

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 28, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Introduction

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 1 –8

[Visitors to the Australian National University in Canberra interested in international affairs will normally find themselves visiting the Hedley Bull Building, the home of the Department of International Relations and the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, and other academic units. There they...
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The Education of Hedley Bull

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 9 –30

[There are many moments when Hedley Bull’s scholarship evokes a formidable range of influences, some of them formative. A number of these have remained hidden until now, but there are also times when the arguments of the mature Hedley Bull reflect the views he held as a very young and precocious...
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The East-West Accommodation

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 31 –56

[By the second half of the 1950s Bull was already reflecting on the questions of international political order which were to populate so much of his subsequent work. But this was not the main arena in which he was to initially establish his reputation. A peculiar accident of history (to use a...
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Accommodating the New Nuclear Powers

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 57 –85

[Notwithstanding the maturity and composure of his first book, it is as the author of its successor, The Anarchical Society, for which Hedley Bull is best known. He is much more often seen as an important theorist of international relations than a leading global authority on arms control. And...
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Interregnum: Between London and Canberra

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 86 –102

[Bruce Miller eventually got his man. While still on his way from Leicester University to the ANU in 1962, Miller had tried to recruit his friend, ten years his junior, to a Professorial Fellowship in the same Department of International Relations he was joining.1 But Hedley Bull, who had told...
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Accommodating Asia: The View from Australia

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 103 –131

[In 1967 Canberra was a fast-growing but still small city of 100,000 people. The bush-lined suburb of Aranda where Hedley, Mary and their children would make their new Australian home had just been established as the first suburban outpost beyond the capital city’s inner north area which...
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Order Through Justice? Accommodating the Third World

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 132 –153

[While he was keen to throw bricks at orthodox thinking, question the prevailing logic on almost every occasion that presented itself, and reveal the partial political interests which so often lay behind claims of universal benefit, Hedley Bull did not portray himself as a radical thinker. He...
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Accommodating the World from Oxford

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 154 –183

[The decision to put in for the Montague Burton Chair at Oxford, a vacancy arising from Alistair Buchan’s sudden death in February 1976, was in many ways a logical one. Hélène Mitchell, who worked with Bull at the ANU as a research assistant, wrote to him at All Souls that same month: You can...
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Conclusion

Ayson, Robert

Pages: 184 –196

[Bull continued to argue for the west to accommodate the third world as long as it was physically possible for him to do so. In a letter to Roger Louis, his collaborator in an edited volume on the relationship between the United States and Britain which would be published posthumously,1 Bull...

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