Full Description
This book faces the problem of the "dissatisfied" Powers. It recognizes the dangers of war, but it suggests a clear alternative. The League is not dead, it contends: it has only failed because it has attempted to do the impossible, namely to preserve and guarantee a new status quo which is unjust.
Until this is changed, no system of treaties and pacts, however perfect, will work. It is not denied that to make the necessary concessions will require a great effort of comprehension and sympathy. But it can be done, and a programme is put forward which, while idealistic in its ultimate aims, confines itself within the limits of what is strictly practicable.
Contents
I A status quo that cannot endure II. Japan, Italy, Germany, III. Access to Raw Materials IV. Markets and Concessions V. Population Pressure VI. The True Story of Empire VII. The Transfer of Territory VIII. The Extension of the Mandate System IX. The Contribution of the British Empire X. Peaceful Change
