2006-10-01
Who killed the International Studies Conference?
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Review of International Studies , Volume 32 - Issue 4 p. 603- 622
This article considers the rise and fall of the first institution of international academic cooperation on international relations, the International Studies Conference (ISC), which was established in 1928 and continued activities into the 1950s. Its formation preceded by decades the present ISA as well as the international organisation of political scientists. The demise of the ISC was a result of the failings of the ISC itself, the influence of UNESCO especially its Department of Social Sciences, and the challenge posed to the ISC by the formation of the International Political Science Association. Copyright
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Organisation | Norman Paterson School of International Affairs |
Long, D. (2006). Who killed the International Studies Conference?. Review of International Studies (Vol. 32, pp. 603–622). doi:10.1017/S0260210506007182
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