The League of Nations And Its Problems
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The Great Powers are theleaders of the Family of Nations because their political influence isso great. Their political and economic influence is in the long runirresistible; therefore all arrangements made by the Great Powersnaturally in most cases gain, either at once or in time, the consent ofthe minor States. It may be said that the Great Powers exercise a kindof political hegemony within the Family of Nations. Yet this hegemony isnot based on law, it is simply a political fact, and it is ce...rtainly nota consequence of an organisation of the Family of Nations.
III. The demand for a proper organisation of the Community of Stateshad, up to the outbreak of the World War, been raised exclusively on thepart of the so-called Pacifists in order to make the abolition of war apossibility. It is a common assertion on the part of the Pacifists thatWar cannot die out so long as there is no Central Political Authority inexistence above the several States which could compel them to bringtheir disputes before an International Court and also compel them tocarry out the judgments of such a Court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Great Powers are theleaders of the Family of Nations because their political influence isso great. Their political and economic influence is in the long runirresistible; therefore all arrangements made by the Great Powersnaturally in most cases gain, either at once or in time, the consent ofthe minor States. It may be said that the Great Powers exercise a kindof political hegemony within the Family of Nations. Yet this hegemony isnot based on law, it is simply a political fact, and it is ce...rtainly nota consequence of an organisation of the Family of Nations.
III. The demand for a proper organisation of the Community of Stateshad, up to the outbreak of the World War, been raised exclusively on thepart of the so-called Pacifists in order to make the abolition of war apossibility. It is a common assertion on the part of the Pacifists thatWar cannot die out so long as there is no Central Political Authority inexistence above the several States which could compel them to bringtheir disputes before an International Court and also compel them tocarry out the judgments of such a Court.
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