"Although a central pillar of British international theory, Martin Wight nevertheless continues to be an enigma. In this erudite study, Ian Hall distances himself from the conventional labels and categories that have been assigned to Wight and presents his complex views on religion, history, the crisis of modern politics, and international relations in a refreshingly insightful and original manner. This book will be of great interest to all those who have helped to re-launch the English School as well as those who are enamored with the political thought of Martin Wight." Brian C. SchmidtФормат: 15 см x 21 см.