Preface 1. The Politics of International Relations 2. The Significance of the Sovereign State 3. The Shape of Diplomacy 4. The Roots of Foreign Policy 5. Integration and its Myths 6. The Economic World and the Political World 7. Interdependence and a World Society 8. The Rationale of International Organisations 9. The Multiple Ironies of the International System 10. Australia as a Test Case
Biography
J.D.B. Miller was an Australian academic who taught at the Department of International Relations at the Australian National University, from his appointment in 1962 until his retirement in 1987. Following his retirement, Miller served as Executive Director of the Academy of Social Sciences, 1989–1991, helping to lift the national profile of the social sciences and providing a model of the finest academic leadership.
Review of the first publication:
‘The volume is highly readable…’
— Joseph Frankel, International Affairs, Volume 57, Issue 3
