Hedley Bull
Affiliations: | Department of Politics and International Relations | University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom |
Area:
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"Hedley Bull"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| John Anderson | grad student | University of Sydney | |
| Isaiah Berlin | grad student | (History of History Tree) | |
| Norman Chester | grad student | ||
| Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart | grad student | (Law Tree) | |
| John Plamenatz | grad student | ||
| Kenneth Wheare | grad student | (Neurotree) | |
| Martin Wight | grad student | London School of Economics |
Children
Sign in to add trainee| James Der Derian | grad student | Oxford | |
| Gerrit W. Gong | grad student | Oxford | |
| Andrew Hurrell | grad student | (History of History Tree) | |
| Paul Keal | grad student | ANU | |
| Sharon Korman | grad student | Oxford |
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| Bull H, Kingsbury B, Roberts A. (1992) Hugo Grotius and international relations American Journal of International Law. 86: 411 |
| Bull H. (1985) Intervention in world politics Foreign Affairs. 63: 912 |
| Bull H, Watson A. (1984) The expansion of international society Foreign Affairs. 63: 411 |
| Bull H. (1984) Economic Sanctions and Foreign Policy The World Economy. 7: 218-222 |
| Bull H. (1983) The international anarchy in the 1980s Australian Journal of International Affairs. 37: 127-131 |
| Bull H. (1980) Human Rights and World Order and The International Law and Policy of Human Welfare International Affairs. 57: 139-140 |
| Bull H. (1980) Kissinger: The Primacy Of Geopolitics International Affairs. 56: 484-487 |
| Bull H. (1979) Australia in Peace and War: External Relations 1788–1977 International Affairs. 55: 503-504 |
| Bull H. (1979) Recapturing the Just War for Political Theory World Politics. 31: 588-599 |
| Bull H. (1979) Natural law and international relations British Journal of International Studies. 5: 171-181 |