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100			_aWaltz, Kenneth N
245		0	_aMan, The State And War; Theoretical Analysis
245		0	_nC.2
260			_aNew York
260			_bColumbia University Press
260			_c1959
300			_a263 p.
520			_aMAN, THE STATE, AND WAR is the second of the Topical Studies in International Relations to be published. The series was planned to demonstrate some of the contribu tions which existing bodies of knowledge are capable of making to the understanding of modern international relations. Even in a relatively new field of academic spe cialization, it is not necessary for the scholar to make an absolutely fresh start. Indeed, it is incumbent upon him not to fail to draw on existing storehouses of knowledge. One of those storehouses least systematically inventoried for its usefulness for international relations is classical Western political thought. Each volume in the Topical Studies series was meant to be such an inventory. It is particularly appropriate that Man, the State, and War be included in the series.
650			_aInternational Relations 2. World Politics
942			_cB _2ddc