num_pages: 442
description: Ernest R. May, Charles Warren Professor of History at Harvard University, is one of the world's leading authorities on the history of international relations whose published work during the last forty years has made a major impact on the study of both national and world affairs. Rethinking International Relations is a collection of eleven of his essays, mostly from his writings published in widely scattered places, and thirty-five essays which evaluate his contribution by his former students at Harvard University, where he has taught since the 1950s. Both Professor May's own writings and the tribute by his students attest to the stature and influence of a major historian of our time. Professor May's work is multidimensional. 'He is a narrative historian who is open to, and has made use of, theoretical frameworks developed by social scientists; he is a multilingual, multiarchival researcher familiar with the intricacies of European, Asian, and Latin American dipl
language: English
title: Rethinking International Relations: Ernest R. May and the Study of World Affairs
titlecomplete: Rethinking International Relations: Ernest R. May and the Study of World Affairs (Imprint Studies in International Relations)
publisher: Imprint Pubns