Peaceful Change: An International Problem

administration advantages Africa aggression arbitral argument Arthur Salter Article 19 aspects attitudes become Britain British Empire claim colonies concerned consideration Covenant difficulties disputes doctrine rebus sic doubt East Prussia economic effective Europe European existing exports fact factors of production gain German individual instinct interests international law international legislation international legislature judicial jurisdiction justice KARL MANNHEIM labour Lauterpacht League of Nations lecture Leonard Woolf matter means ment method migration organisation particular parties Peace Treaties peaceful change political possible present principle problem of peaceful procedure produce psychology question raw materials real incomes realise reason rebus sic stantibus recognised regard régime restriction result revision Russia settlement situation social society solution sovereignty stage status quo substitute symbols Tanganyika territorial changes tion to-day trade transfer Treaty of Versailles tribunals unorganised insecurity wide possessions wide territories