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   Since the 1930s, appeasement has been labeled as a futile andpossibly dangerous policy. In this landmark study, Stephen Rockseeks to restore appeasement to its ...

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   "Appeasement" is today a dirty word in political controversy, with a specific meaning in academic writing on international politics. Its sig-nificance changed in the late I930's, though it was still given its tradi-tional meaning by defenders of the policy. The fourth edition of the Oxford Concise Dictionary (1951) derives the noun from "appease:

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   Theorising Systemic Appeasement in International Politics 57 CEJISS, Volume 16, Issue 2, 2022 appear as a strong discontent of and increasing challenge to the international or-der based on a preceding ‘injury’. The emergence of the system-challenge follows an intermediary period in both cases, in reference to the order. The challengers’

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   Sep 7, 2010 · The international political economy of appeasement 603 structures and processes. The purpose of this article is not to provide another detailed exposition of the historiography of appeasement to IR; but, rather, to open a new set of questions regarding how IR thinks about the relation between

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   Jun 30, 2000 · Appeasement in International Politics. A Choice Outstanding Academic Title for 2002 Since the 1930s, appeasement has been labeled as a futile and possibly dangerous policy. In this landmark study, Stephen Rock seeks to restore appeasement to its proper place as a legitimate--and potentially successful--diplomatic strategy.

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   What is appeasement in international politics?

   • At a time when the strategy of engagement plays an increasingly central-and controversial-role in U.S. foreign policy, Appeasement in International Politics reestablishes the long-discredited use of inducements as an effective means of preventing conflict. Since the 1930s, appeasement has been labeled as a futile andpossibly dangerous policy.

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   Was economic appeasement a continuation of political appeasement?

   • Economic appeasement was thus as a continuation of political appeasement by other means.

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   Is appeasement a legitimate strategy?

   • In this landmark study, Stephen Rock seeks to restore appeasement to its proper place as a legitimate-and potentially successful-diplomatic strategy. Appeasement was discredited by Neville Chamberlain's disastrous attempt to satisfy Adolf Hitler's territorial ambitions and avoid war in 1938.

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   What are the key themes in recent studies relating to appeasement?

   • This article examines some of the central themes in recent studies relating to appeasement: the “structural” approach, which offers a new overall interpretation; the economic, military, and intelligence “dimensions” of British foreign policy in the 1930s; and the breaking down of traditional stereotypes of the roles of Chamberlain and Churchill.

   New Perspectives on Appeasement: Some Implications for International

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   What does appeasement mean to realists?

   • political opponents.1 For most classical realists, appeasement represented the 'corrupted policy of compromise' which had mistaken 'a policy of imperialism for a policy of the status quo'.2 For many contemporary structural realists, appeasement is conceived as a pathological consequence of the alliance dynamics of the 1930s multi-polar system.

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   Who wrote economic appeasement?

   • For a summary of his book, Economic Appeasement: Handel und Finanz in der britischen Deutschland-Politik, 1933–1939 [Economic appeasement: Trade and finance in British policy toward Germany, 1933–1939] (Düsseldorf: Bertelsmann, 1971), see Wendt, “‘Economic Appeasement’—A Crisis Strategy,” in Mommsen and Kettenacker (fn. 36), 157–72.

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   38 Ibid., 92.One aspect of appeasement that has not been discussed above, but that also throws light on the complexities of the nexus between economics and politics in the late 1930s, is “economic appeasement”—the attempt to use economic leverage and incentives to induce Germany to move back from its autarchic policies and, by way of particular agreements, move; toward liberal trade ...