Sir Herbert Butterfield was one of the leading British historians of the 20th Century, spending his entire career at Cambridge University and becoming Master of Peterhouse before retiring as Chancellor of the University. A diplomatic historian by training, he branched out into a variety of fields including historiography, the history of science, and international theory. He is also well known for a series of essays and commentaries on Christianity and the sense that Christians might make of the great international issues of his times. It is his work as a founding member of the British Committee on the Theory of International Politics (BCTIP), however, which provides the core of this volume. Between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s, Butterfield either chaired or was a member of this Committee, collaborating with Martin Wight to organize meetings at which a series of papers, seminal to the establishment of the English or International Society School, were delivered and discussed.
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