Hedley Bull

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Hedley Bull was an influential Australian-born international relations scholar best known for his work on the English School and his seminal book "The Anarchical Society."

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instanceOf international relations scholar
person
political scientist
almaMater University of Oxford
University of Sydney
birthCountry Australia
birthDate 1932-06-10
birthPlace Sydney
causeOfDeath cancer
citizenship Australia
deathDate 1985-05-18
education University of Oxford
University of Sydney
employer Australian National University
London School of Economics
University of Oxford
field international relations
political science
gender male
influenced English School of international relations
constructivist international relations theory
normative international relations theory
influencedBy Herbert Butterfield
Martin Wight
knownFor English School of international relations
The Anarchical Society
concept of international society
work on order in world politics
language English
mainWork The Anarchical Society: A Study of Order in World Politics
name Hedley Norman Bull
nationality Australian
notableConcept international society
order versus justice in international relations
position Montague Burton Professor of International Relations
publicationYear 1977
regionOfInfluence Australia
United Kingdom
global academia
researchInterest diplomacy
international law
international order
nuclear strategy
strategic studies
theoreticalTradition English School
workLocation Canberra
Oxford

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