After 1945 What Happened Was Rather The

I Don't Believe That One Should Have One-size-fits-all Moral Rules For International Political Action.

It Does Irritate Me When I Am Described As A Controversialist And Commentator On Israel.

There Were Various Different Keys In Which European History Had Tended To Be Written. One Is The Lyrical Key, The Idea That Somehow, In Bretton-woods In 1945, A Bunch Of Well-intentioned Men Got Together And Said, "this Can't Go On; Let's Build A European Union." And It Just Wasn't Like That.

The East European Small Countries Have A Sense Of Betrayal, Of Having Been Forgotten By Western Leaders.

There Is Nothing To Be Said For Being Crippled. You Don't See The World Better Or Clearer, Nor Do You Develop Some Special Set Of Skills By Way Of Compensation.