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Religion And Diplomacy: Religion And British Foreign Policy, 1815 To 1941
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New Directions In Diplomatic History, 1 (History Of International Relations Library, ) For Long A Missing Dimension In British Foreign Policy, Religion Impinged Upon The Formulation Of Britain'S Overseas Interests In Many Ways. This Was True Of Policy Makers' Unspoken Assumptions About The Nature Of Humanity And International Politics, Inculcated In Elite Educational Institutions. Religion Was A Tangible Element In The Practice Of Diplomacy. War, Crises, And Humanitarian Concerns Drew Comment From The Churches, Their Followers, As Well As Direct Involvement From The Bishops In The House Of Lords. This Volume Presents Two Survey Chapters On The British Churches And British Foreign Policy And The Nonconformist Churches And British Foreign Policy. It Is Followed By Case Studies Focusing On The Near East, Japan, Relations With The Vatican, The Jewish Question In British Foreign Policy, And The Role Of Archbishop Lang In The Tempestuous Years Prior To The Second World War. Table Of Contents Notes On Contributors List Of Abbreviations Introduction Keith Robbins And John Fisher 1. The British Churches And British Foreign Policy: An Overview Keith Robbins 2. Nonconformity And British Foreign Policy Michael Hughes 3. Britain And The Ottoman Empire 18301880 John Charmley 4. Religion And British Policy Towards The Ottoman Empire, 18751923 Erik Goldstein 5. A Vexed Question: Britain, The Powers, And The 'Jewish Question' In The Nineteenth Century T. G. Otte 6. Odo Russell'S Mission To Rome, 185870, And British Foreign Policy Towards The Vatican Saho Matsumotobest 7. British Diplomats And Religion In Japan, 18581941 Hamish Ion 8. The Judgement Of An Archbishop: Cosmo Gordon Lang And British Foreign Policy, 19281939 Andrew Chandler 9. The Church Of England And British Policy Towards The Assyrians, 19141955 John Fisher Index About The Author(S)/Editor(S) Keith Robbins, D.Litt., Is Vicechancellor Emeritus Of The University Of Wales, Lampeter, Having Formerly Been Professor Of History At Bangor University And Professor Of Modern History At Glasgow University. A Former President Of The Historical Association And Editor Of History, He Has Written Prolifically On Political, Diplomatic, Ecclesiastical, Military And Cultural Topics. John N. Fisher, Phd. (1996) In History, University Of Leeds, Is Senior Lecturer In International History At The University Of The West Of England, Bristol. He Has Published Widely On Aspects Of British Foreign Policy With Special Reference To The Middle East, 1870 To 1930.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main focus of 'Religion and Diplomacy: Religion and British Foreign Policy, 1815 to 1941'? A: The book explores the influence of religion on British foreign policy from 1815 to 1941, highlighting how religious beliefs shaped diplomatic practices and decision-making.
- Q: Who are the authors of this book? A: The book is authored by Keith Robbins and John N. Fisher, both of whom have extensive backgrounds in history and international relations.
- Q: What topics are covered in the case studies of this book? A: The case studies focus on various subjects including Britain's relations with the Near East, Japan, the Vatican, and the Jewish question in British foreign policy.
- Q: What is the format and condition of the book? A: This is a paperback edition of 'Religion and Diplomacy', and it is listed as a used book in good condition.
- Q: How many pages does the book have? A: The book contains a total of 268 pages.
- Q: When was 'Religion and Diplomacy' published? A: The book was published on December 1, 2009.
- Q: Is there an index included in the book? A: Yes, the book includes an index, which helps in navigating the topics discussed throughout the text.
- Q: What can be expected from the introduction of this book? A: The introduction, written by Keith Robbins and John Fisher, sets the stage for the discussions on the intersection of religion and British foreign policy.
- Q: Does this book provide a historical perspective on British foreign policy? A: Yes, it offers a historical perspective by analyzing the role of religion in shaping British foreign policy over a significant period.
- Q: Who would benefit from reading this book? A: This book is suitable for students, historians, and anyone interested in the historical dynamics of religion and diplomacy in British foreign policy.