The Religious Foundations of Internationalism: A Study in International Relations Through the Ages (Routledge Library Editions: International Relations)
Norman Bentwich examines the religious foundations of internationalism in a historical study of international relations. Tracing ideas through the ages, the book considers the connection between faith, international thought, and cooperation among nations, offering a distinctive perspective on the development of internationalism.
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Norman Bentwich explores the religious foundations of internationalism in this study of international relations through the ages.
The book considers how religious ideas have contributed to the development of international thought and cooperation.
It connects historical perspectives on faith with the broader evolution of relations among nations.
Part of the Routledge Library Editions: International Relations series, this work offers a historical and religious approach to the study of internationalism.
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