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when President Carter completed the process of 'normalizing relations' with the People's Republic of China by formal recognition of the Beijing government. I thought that a study of recognition of governments would attract little attention, particularly for the political scientists among whom I was trying to make a career, a belief based on the state of international relations scholarship in the USA at the time. Though vaguely aware of a distinctive 'British school' of international relations with greater interest in institutions, I knew that the proposition that institutions are epiphenomenal was one of the few points on which members of the contending realist, behaviouralist, and Marxian schools of international relations theory in the USA could agree. I drew two articlelength studies from rr y research notes in 1980-81 then moved on to other projects. The suggestion that increased interest in international institutions on both sides of the Atlantic would extend to a study of recognition of governments came from

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Author

M. J. Peterson (auth.)

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Published

1997

Language

EN

ISBN

9781349397518

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Law, Business, Political Science