E. H. Carr and International Relations

E. H. Carr, often seen as a traditional political realist, is reexamined through a radical lens in this study. By exploring the political climate of his time and his persuasive tactics during a national crisis, the author unveils a more complex figure than previously understood. This reinterpretation challenges the conventional view of Carr's theories in international relations, highlighting his influence and the urgency of his ideas amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the late 1930s.