Issues Before the General Assemblies of the United Nations, 1946-1965 (5 Volumes)

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Arno Press

Andrew Carnegie's peace endowment, the nineteen-eighties

The Endowment

"...a superlative document—an incisive analysis of the rise of nationalism and its contribution to the death of Yugoslavia and to the wars that followed, an unflattering account of the West's failure to end the Bosnian war, a set of sensible recommendations for each country in the region, and imaginative proposals for the Balkans as a whole. Unfinished Peace, remarkably well written for a product of group-think, has a moral force which lifts its prescriptions far above the level of the normal policy institute paperback.... Unfinished Peace deserves to be read not just by Balkan experts, but by anyone concerned about the human condition and the human character under stress."— The New York Review of Books Drawing on its extensive, high-level, and politically comprehensive discussions throughout the region, the Commission investigates the causes of the recent Balkan conflicts and provides an independent assessment of the European, American, and UN responses. It calls for a wide range of stabilizing measures—including proposals for the treatment of minorities, the promotion of democracy, and Balkan cooperation. To be effective, the Commission warns, such efforts must be reinforced by NATO's continuing and coherent military engagement.
 The Commission was established in 1995 by the Aspen Institute Berlin and the Carnegie Endowment to provide an independent perspective on the region's continuing problems and to propose a concerted Western approach to long-term stability. The eminent leaders who served on the Commission were Leo Tindemans (Chairman), Lloyd Cutler, Bronislaw Geremek, John Roper, Theo Sommer, Simone Veil, and David Anderson (ex officio). Jacques Rupnik headed the Commission staff.

Unfinished Peace: Report of the International Commission on the Balkans (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

History

Europe

Carnegie Endowment for Int'l Peace

In the spring of 1999, when U.S.-Russian relations had reached one of the lowest points in the post-Soviet period, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy in Russia launched parallel working groups in Washington and Moscow. U.S.-Russian Relations at the Turn of the Century, the final report from those meetings, provides analyses and guidelines for improving troubled relations between the two superpowers. Calling for renewed broad engagement and for rebuilding the relationship on a more realistic basis, this work sets key points in the agenda as policy makers and the two countries face new political leadership. Includes both English and Russian language texts.

U.S.-Russian Relations at the Turn of the Century: Reports of the Working Groups organized by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, ... Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Moscow

Reference

Council on Foreign and Defense Policy

Foreign Language Study & Reference

The proceedings of the Hague Peace Conferences: Translation of the official texts : The conferences of 1899 and 1907, index volume

Foreign & International Law

UNIFO Publishers

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The Proceedings of the Hague Peace Conferences: Translation of the Original Texts

Scott, James Brown

International Peace Conference 1907 (Hague, Netherlands)

William S. Hein & Co.

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