Table of Contents

Introduction; Part I. A History of Internationalist Theories: 1. To the end of the seventeenth century; 2. Penn, Bellers and Saint-Pierre; 3. Rousseau; 4. Kant; 5. Bentham and James Mill; 6. The first half of the nineteenth century; 7. From the Crimean War to the League of Nations; Part II. A History of the Modern States' System: 8. The beginnings of the system; 9. The first fifty years; 10. The concert of Europe; 11. International Relations in the second half of the nineteenth century; Part III. International Relations and International organizations in the twentieth century: 12. International Relations in the first half of the twentieth century; 13. The First World War; 14. The failure of the League of Nations; 15. The causes of the Second World War; 16. The nature and development of the United Nations; 17. International Relations since the Second World War; References; Index.