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Paul Poast is a professor and writer in the field of International Relations. We spoke about his latest book on how military pacts are negotiated.
1:00 – Paul talks about his research on military pacts.
3:53 – Paul talks about the 1939 negotiations between the French, British and Soviet Union.
7:13 – The book covers the early 1800s to WWII.
9:09 – Paul talks about elemenst of negotiation.
12:34 – Paul talks about transparency in negotiations.
15:27 – Paul talks about the 1901 pact negotiations between Britain and Germany.
20:39 – Paul talks about worries about changes of government during negotiations.
24:12 – Paul talks about the limited duration of military pacts.
28:06 – Paul talks about the differences between pacts negotiated during peace and during war.
53:17 – Paul talks about how the 1916 Wheat Executive agreement of WWI is the template for a lot of modern treaties.
56:17 – Paul talks about how much of western international relations studies are focused on Russia.
59:23 – Paul can be found on twitter @ProfPaulPoast. He’s also at PaulPoast.com.
Links of interest
https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501740244/arguing-about-alliances/
https://twitter.com/ProfPaulPoast?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
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Guests: Paul Poast
Host: Cris Alvarez
Tags: military, history, military history, conflict, war, interview, non-fiction book, military pacts, Britain, france, soviet union, NATO, germany, austria-hungary, europe, east asia, japan, cornell university, international relations, WWI, Jean Monet