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Richard Langhorne's publications
Books
Langhorne, R. The collapse of the Concert of Europe. International politics, 1897-1914 (London: Macmillan, 1981).
Langhorne, R. (ed.). Essays on the diplomacy and history of the Second World War (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985).
Hamilton, K. & R. Langhorne (eds). The practice of diplomacy: its evolution, theory and administration (London & New York: Routledge, 1994).
Langhorne, R. The coming of globalization: its evolution and contemporary consequences (Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2001).
Fry, M., E. Goldstein & R. Langhorne (eds). Guide to diplomacy and international relations (London: Continuum, 2002; paperback 2004).
Jonsson, C. & R. Langhorne , Diplomacy (3 volumes, London: Sage, 2004).
Langhorne, R. Diplomacy and governance (Moscow: MGIMO, 2004).
Langhorne, R. The essentials of global politics (London: Hodder Arnold, 2006).
CD-ROMs
Two CD-ROM / video series:
Globalization and its consequences (2001).
International organizations (2002).
Contributions to books
Langhorne, R. Historiography, in C. Cox & A. Dyson (eds), The twentieth century mind vol.1 (Oxford: Oxford University Press), 1972.
Langhorne, R. chapters on Germany and Russia and editor pp.113-397, F.H. Hinsley (general ed.), British foreign policy under Sir Edward Grey (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1977).
Langhorne, R. The Cold War: the historical context, in D. Armstrong & E. Goldstein (eds), The end of the Cold War (London: Cassell, 1990).
Langhorne, R. Arbitration: the first phase, 1870-1914, in M. Dockrill & B.J. McKercher (eds), Diplomacy and world power (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996).
Langhorne, R. The context of diplomacy for the 21st century, in B. Hocking (ed.), Foreign ministries: change and adaption (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1999).
Langhorne, R. New directions of multilateral diplomacy: the changing roles of state and non-state actors in diplomatic practice, in J. Muldoon jr et al. (eds), Multilateral diplomacy and the United Nations today (2nd ed., Boulder CO: Westview, 2004).
Articles and papers
Langhorne, R. The naval question in Anglo-German relations, 1912-1914, Historical Journal 14(2), 1971.
Langhorne, R. Anglo-German relations concerning the future of the Portuguese colonies, 1911-1914, Historical Journal 16(2), 1973.
Langhorne, R. The Foreign Office before 1914, Historical Journal 16(4), 1973.
Langhorne, R. The establishment of the idea and practice of the international conference, 1648-1830, Studies in History and Politics 2, 1982.
Langhorne, R. Reflections on the significance of the Congress of Vienna, Review of International Studies 12, 1986.
Langhorne, R. Establishing international organisations, Diplomacy and Statecraft 1, 1988.
Langhorne, R. The regulation of diplomatic practice: the beginnings to the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, Review of International Studies 18, 1992.
Langhorne, R. Europe and the development of diplomacy, 1938-1961, in M. Dockrill et al. (eds), Europe within the global system, 1938-1960 (Bochum: Universitätsverlag Dr N. Brockmeyer, 1995).
Langhorne, R. Reforming the UN : the international and institutional contexts of reform (HMSO, 1995).
Langhorne, R. Turkey and the new states of the Caucausus and Central Asia (HMSO, 1996).
Langhorne, R. Who are the diplomats now? Current developments in diplomatic services (HMSO, 1996).
Langhorne, R. Developments in contemporary diplomatic practice, Diplomacy and Statecraft 8, 1997.
Langhorne, R. Diplomacy beyond the primacy of the state (DSP Discussion Paper 43, Leicester, 1998).
Langhorne, R. History and the evolution of diplomacy, in Modern diplomacy (Malta, 1998).
Langhorne, R. The consequences for state governments, in J. H. Dunning (ed.), Globalization: a two-edged sword (Rutgers University: CIBER, 1999).
Langhorne, R. Full circle: new principals and old problems: the lessons of Westphalia for contemporary diplomacy, Diplomacy and Statecraft 10, 1999.
Langhorne, R. Globalization and fundamentalism, in Dialogue of Civilizations (Istanbul, 2001) [in Turkish].
Langhorne, R. The survival of Wilton Park, in G. Johnson (ed.), The Foreign Office and British diplomacy in the twentieth century (Contemporary British History 18.3, 2004).
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