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According to Wikipedia , Harald Kleinschmidt is a German historian and scholar of international relations. He completed his doctorate in philosophy at the University of Göttingen. Kleinschmidt is currently a professor of history at the University of Tsukuba.
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1980 1990 2000 2010 0 2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 22.5 25 27.5 30 32.5 35 Published Works Migration, regional integration and human security : the formation and maintenance of transnational spaces (2006) The Family of Nations as an Element of the Ideology of Colonialism (2016) People on the Move: Attitudes toward and Perceptions of Migration in Medieval and Modern Europe (2003) The Geuissae, the West Saxons, the Angles and the English: The Widening Horizon of Bede's Gentile Terminology (1997) Bede and the Jutes: A Critique of Historiography (1994) Using the Gun: Manual Drill and the Proliferation of Portable Firearms (1999) Understanding the Middle Ages: The Transformation of Ideas and Attitudes in the Medieval World (2000) (12)The nemesis of power : a history of international relations theories (2000) (11)Housing the Stranger in the Mediterranean World: Lodging, Trade, and Travel in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages (2005) (9)The nemesis of power (2000) (5)Space, Body, Action: The Significance of Perceptions in the Study of the Environmental History of Early Medieval Europe (2000) Corruption and Migration Policy. EU Crisis Management Revisited (2017) Migration and the making of transnational social spaces (2007) (3)Ruling the waves : Emperor Maximilian I, the search for islands and the transformation of the European world picture c.1500 (2008) (3)Perception and Action in Medieval Europe (2005) The Old English annal for 757 and West Saxon dynastic strife (1996) What does the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle tell us about ethnic origins? (2001) (2)Labor Movements, Mainly in Eastern Europe (2017) Migration, Regional Integration and Human Security: An Overview of Research Developments (2017) A Case of Emerging Affect Control? The History of the Perception of Odour,Touch and Taste in Medieval and Early ModernEurope (1999) (1)Beyond conventionality: recent work on the Germanic migration to the British Isles (1995) (1)Schroeder reconsidered or the limitations of the systems approach (2000) The Geuissae and Bede: On the Innovativeness of Bede's Concept of the Gens (1998) Early modern European and Japanese peace theories compared (2008) (0)The Family of Nations, the Theory of War and the Ideology of Colonial Rule (2015) (0)The street as a changing social arena in medieval Europe (2010) (0)Book Reviews : André Vauchez (ed.), in association with R. Barrie Dobson and Michael Lapidge, Encyclopedia of the Middle Ages, 2 vols, Cambridge, John Clarke, 2001 (2001) The military and dancing : changing norms and behaviour, 15th to 18th century (1995) The Ostpolitik of the Brandt Governments Revisited (1994) Beyond Physics, Philosophy, Psychology and Politics. The conceptual history of space in medieval and early modern Europe (1998) (0)Perception and Action Notes on the History of Their Separation as Concepts in Medieval Europe (2001) (0)W. Puck Brecher: Honored and Dishonored Guests. Westerners in Wartime Japan (2020) Local politics and international relations: The case of the relations between Württemberg and Japan (1996) The Mental Mapping of the City and the Role of Christianity in the Conceptualisation of Spaces of Regular Communication in Medieval Europe (2005) (0)William Henry Stevenson and the Continental Dipolomatics of His Time (1998) (0)Coping whit the legacy of universalism. Bede and the trouble with the Roman Empire (2000) (0)The Ideological Background of Japanese Expansionism, C. 1900 (2021) NOMEN AND GENS : THE GERMANIC SETTLEMENT IN BRITAIN AND THE GENESIS OF THE ENGLISH (2001) War, diplomacy and the ethics of self-constraint in the age of Grotius (2008) (0)Public sphere, legitimacy and security in the early modern European tradition (2007) (0)Thinking as action : Some principal changes in medieval and early modern Europe (1997) 〈Notes〉The So-Called 'English School' in International Relations, Its Concept of 'International Society' and the Legacy of Colonial Rule (2014) (0)Reassessing the German-Japanese Relationship during the 1920s (1998) (0)The Rise and Fall of the Generation Contract (1999) (0)Europe and Japan (1997) (0)Widukind of Corvey’s Account of the Saxon Invasion, the Law of Hospitality and the Oral Transmission of Knowledge of the Past (2020) Firearms: A Global History to 1700 (review) (2003) Karl Friday (1988), 'Teeth and Claws: Provincial Warriors and the Heian Court', Monumenta Nipponica, 43, pp. 153-85. (2017) Warfare in Japan (2017) Some Principal Changes in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (0)Methodologica : two studies on method in the history of international relations (1994) (0)Carl Schmitt Theorist of International Relations (2004) (0)The Balance of Power : A Historical Caveat V (1995) (0)World and Empire--Emperor Maximilian I and the 1500 Islands (2003) (0)The Depreciation of Women in Medieval Europe--Some Observations on the Conceptual History of the Female-Male Relationship (1999) (0)Singapore: European City in an Asian Setting (2001) (0)Reviews of Books:Housing the Stranger in the Mediterranean World: Lodging, Trade, and Travel in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages Olivia Remie Constable (2005) Migration, Regional Integration and Security(1) (2003) (0)The Fragmentation of the Integrated Process of Communicative Action: Notes on the Conceptual History of Communication in Medieval Europe (1999) The Balance of Power : An Historical Caveat (1991) (0)Esthetics and Ethics.Notes on the History of Their Separation as Concepts in Medieval Europe (2002) (0)How and to What End Do We Study the History of International Relations?:Answers from the View Point of an Historian (1997) (0)Rationality of Action in Medieval Europe (2002) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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