Edward Hallett Carr: Perbedaan antara revisi

* "Turgenev and Dostoyevsky" pp. 156–163 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 8, Issue # 22 June 1929.

* "Was Dostoyevsky an Epileptic?" pp. 424–431 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 9, Issue # 26, December 1930.

* "Review: The Brother of Dostoyevsky" review of ''Vospominaniya A. M. Dostoevskogo'' pp. 753–754 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 9, Issue # 27, March 1931.

* ''Dostoevsky (1821–1881): a New Biography'', New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1931.

* ''The Romantic Exiles: a Nineteenth Century Portrait Gallery'', London: Victor Gollancz, 1933 and was also published in paperback by Penguin in 1949 and again in 1968.

* ''Karl Marx: a Study in Fanaticism'', London: Dent, 1934.

* "The League of Peace and Freedom: An Episode in the Quest for Collective Security" pp. 837–844 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 14, Issue # 6, November–December 1935.

* Review of ''International Socialism and the World War'' by [[Merle Fainsod]] pages 131-132 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 1, January - February 1936.

* Review of ''The Way of a Transgressor'' by Negley Farson pages 441-442 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 3, May - June 1936.

* Review of ''Cheerful Giver The Life of Harold Williams'' by Ariadna Tyrkova-Williams pages 442-443 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue# 3, May - June 1936.

* Review of ''Inside Europe'' by John Gunther page 458 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue# 3, May - June 1936.

* Review of ''Diplomacy and Peace'' by R. B. Mowat pages 576-577 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue 4, July - August 1936.

* Review of ''Balkan Holiday'' by David Footman page 618 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 4, July - August 1936.

* Review of ''Marxism and the National and Colonial Question'' by Joseph Stalin page 623 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 4, July - August 1936.

* Review of ''Nicholas II: Prisoner of the People'' by [[Lev Nussimbaum|Essad Bey]] page 625 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 4, July - August 1936.

* Review of ''Britain and the Soviets'' pp. 625–626 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 4, July–August 1936.

* Review of ''Problems of Soviet Literature'' by Andrei Zhdanov page 626 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 4, July–August 1936.

* Review of ''Istoriya Grazhdanskoi Voiny S.S.S.R'' pp. 780–781 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 5, September -October 1936.

* "Public Opinion As a Safeguard of Peace" pp. 846–862 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6, November–December 1936.

* Review of ''Friedrich Engels: A Biography'' by Gustav Mayer pages 907-908 from International ''Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6,November – December 1936.

* Review of ''Dmitroff's Letters from Prison'' p. 909 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6, November–December 1936.

* Review of ''Letters from Prison'' by [[Ernst Toller]] page 909 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6, November - December 1936.

* Review of ''The Catholic Tradition of the Law of Nations'' by John Eppstein page 910 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6, November - December 1936.

* Review of ''Der Proletarische Sozialismus ("Marxismus"): Darstellung und Kritik'' by [[Werner Sombart]] page 914 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15, Issue # 6, November – December 1936.

* Review of ''Moscow Admits a Critic'' by Sir [[Bernard Pares]] page 958 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 15,Issue # 6, November – December 1936.

* "Bakunin's Escape from Siberia" pp. 377–388 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 15, Issue # 44, January 1937.

* Review of ''The Coming World War'' by T. H. Wintringham pages 128-129 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January – February 1937.

* Review of ''Farewell to Rousseau: A Critique of Liberal Democracy'' by Claud Sutton page 132 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January - February 1937.

* Review of ''Weltgeschichte der Gegenwart in Dokumenten, 1934-35 Teil I'' by Michael Freund pages 132-133 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January – February 1937.

* Review of ''Hitler over Russia?'' by Ernst Henri page 158 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January - February 1937.

* Review of ''Dawn over Samarkand: The Rebirth of Central Asia'' by Joseph Kunitz page 161 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January - February 1937.

* Review of ''Défense du Terrorisme'' by Leon Trotsky page 163 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 1, January - February 1937.

* ''Michael Bakunin'', London: Macmillan, 1937.

* Review of ''Which Way to Peace?'' by Bertrand Russell pages 283-284 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 2, Mach - April 1937.

* Review of ''Constitution of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics'' pp. 309–310 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 2, March–April 1937.

* Review of ''The Case of the Trotskyite-Zinovievite Terrorist Centre: Report of Court Proceedings of the Zinoviev Trial'' by [[Denis Nowell Pritt|D. N. Pritt]] page 311 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 2, March - April 1937.

* Review of ''The Future of Bolshevism'' by Waldemar Gurian page 481 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 3, May - June 1937.

* Review of ''Big Horse's Flight: The Trail of War in Central Asia'' by [[Sven Hedin]] pages 482-483 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 3, May - June 1937.

* Review of ''Geneva Scene'' by Norman Hillson pages 618-619 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 4, July 1937.

* Review of ''Der Krieg um Genf'' by Oscar Bam page 621 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 4, July 1937.

* Review of ''Selected Works Volume VII: After the Seizure of Power 1917-1918'' by V. I. Lenin page 641 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 4, July 1937.

* Review of ''Intervention, Civil War and Communism in Russia, April–December 1918: Documents and Materials'' by James Bunyan page 642 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 16, Issue # 4, July 1937.

* ''International Relations Since the Peace Treaties'', London, Macmillan, 1937.

* Review of ''Italy against the World'' by George Martelli pages 113-115 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 1, January–February 1938.

* Review of ''Dusk of Europe'' by Wythe Williams pages 121-122 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 1, January – February 1938.

* Review of ''A History of Russia'' by Bernard Pares pages 122-123 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 1, January – February 1938.

* Review of ''Soviet Justice and the Trial of Radek and Others'' by Dudley Collard page 124 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 1, January – February 1938.

* Review of ''For Peace and Friendship: Being a Verbatim Report of the Second National Congress of Peace and Friendship with the U.S.S.R'' p. 125 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 1, January–February 1938.

* Review of ''History of Anarchism in Russia'' by E. Yaroslavsky page 454 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 3, May - June 1938.

* Review of ''Soviet Tempo'' by Violet Conolly pages 289-290 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17,Issue # 2, March - April 1938.

* Review of ''Moscow 1937'' by [[Lion Feuchtwanger]] pages 456-457 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 3, May - June 1938.

* Review of ''International Studies in Modern Education'' by S. H. Bailey pages 541-543 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 4, July - August 1938.

* Review of ''The Origins of the Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson'' by Harley Notter pages 594-595 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 4, July - August 1938.

* Review of ''Unto Cæsar'' by F. A. Voigt pages 699-700 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 5, September–October 1938.

* Review of ''Geneva and the Drift to War: Lectures Delivered at the Geneva Institute of International Relations, August 1937'' pp. 701–702 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 5, September–October 1938.

* Review of ''Foreign Affairs, 1919 to 1937'' by E. L. Hasluck page 703 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 5, September–October 1938.

* Review of ''G.P.U. Justice'' by Maurice Edelman page 739 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 5, September- October 1938.

* Review of ''The Crumbling of Empire'' by M. J. Bonn pages 828-829 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 17, Issue # 6, November - December 1938.

* ''[[The Twenty Years Crisis|The Twenty Years Crisis, 1919–1939: an Introduction to the Study of International Relations]]'', London: Macmillan, 1939, revised edition, 1946.

* Review of ''The History of The Times Volume II: The Tradition Established, 1841–1884'' pp. 404–405 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 18, Issue # 3, May–June 1939.

* Review of ''The Communist International'' by [[Franz Borkenau]] pp. 444–445 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 18, Issue # 3, May–June 1939.

* Review of ''Germany's Next Aims'' by Oswald Dutch pages 528-529 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 18, Issue # 4, July - August 1939.

* ''Britain : A Study Of Foreign Policy From The Versailles Treaty To The Outbreak Of War'', London ; New York : Longmans, Green and Co., 1939.

* Review of ''Prelude to Victory'' by E. L. Spears pages 39–40 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 1, June 1940.

* Review of ''Unfinished Victory'' by Sir [[Arthur Bryant]] page 40 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 1, June 1940.

* Review of ''British Foreign Policy since Versailles, 1919-39'' by W. N. Medlicott page 50 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 1, June 1940.

* Review of ''Down River: A Danubian Study'' by John Lehmann pages 53–54 from 'International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 1, June 1940.

* Review of ''Stalin: Czar of All the Russias'' by [[Eugene Lyons]] pages 59–60 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 1, June 1940.

* Review of ''The War Crisis in Berlin, July–August 1914'' by [[Horace Rumbold]] pages 106-107 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 2, October 1940.

* Review of ''The Development of Modern France (1870–1939)'' by D. W. Brogan page 128 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 2, October 1940.

* Review of ''Living Space: The Story of South-Eastern Europe'' by Stoyan Pribichevich page 130 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 2, October 1940.

* Review of ''Stalin's Russia and the Crisis in Socialism'' by Max Eastman page 136 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 2, October 1940.

* Review of ''Sea Power'' pp. 209–211 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 3–4, December 1940 – March 1941.

* Review of ''Britain and France between Two Wars Conflicting Strategies of Peace since Versailles'' by Arnold Wolfers page 407 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 6/7, December 1941 - March 1942.

* Reviews of ''New Horizons'' by J. T. Murphy and ''Russia on the March'' by J. T. Murphy pages 415-416 from ''International Affairs Review Supplement'', Volume 19, Issue # 6/7, December 1941 - March 1942.

* ''Conditions of Peace'', London: Macmillan, 1942.

* Review of ''A Survei of Russian History'' by B.H. Summer pp. 294–295 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 20, Issue # 2, April 1944.

* Review of ''The Future of Economic Society A Study in Group Organization'' by Roy Glenday pp. 563–564 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 20, Issue # 4, October 1944.

* ''Nationalism and After'', London: Macmillan, 1945.

* Review of ''Eastern Europe between the Wars 1918–1941'' by Hugh Seton-Watson from ''International Affairs'', Volume 22,Issue # 1, January 1946.

* Review of ''Patterns of Peacemaking'' by David Thomson, Ernst Mayer and Arthur Briggs p. 277 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 22, Issue # 2 March 1946.

* Review of ''Building Lenin's Russia'' by Simon Liberman p. 303 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 22, Issue # 2, March 1946.

* ''The Soviet Impact on the Western World'', 1946.

* Review of ''The Idea of Nationalism A Study in Its Origins and Background'' by [[Hans Kohn]] pp. 555–556 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 22, Issue # 4, October 1946.

* "Two Currents in World Labor" pp. 72–81 from ''Foreign Affairs'', Volume 25, Issue # 1 October 1946.

* "From Munich to Moscow I" pp. 3–17 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 1, Issue # 1, June, 1949.

* "From Munich to Moscow II" pp. 93–105 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 1, Issue # 2, October 1949.

* ''[[A History of Soviet Russia]]'', Collection of 14 volumes, London: Macmillan, 1950–1978. The first three titles being ''The Bolshevik Revolution'' (3 volumes), ''The Interregnum'' (1 volume), ''Socialism In One Country'' (5 volumes) and ''The Foundations of A Planned Economy'' (5 volumes).

* Review: The Road to Rapallo Review of ''Sovetskaya Rossiya i Kapitalisticheskie Gosudarstva v Gody Perekhoda ot Voiny k Miru (1921–1922 gg.)'' (''Soviet Russia and the Capitalist States in the Years of Transition from War to Peace: 1921–22'') by N. Rubinstein pp. 231–234 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 1, Issue # 3, January 1950. '

* "Review: Russian and German Communism" Review of ''Stalin and German Communism'' by [[Ruth Fischer]] pp. 347–353 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 1, Issue # 4, April 1950.

* ''The New Society'', London: Macmillan, 1951.

* Review of ''Bakounine et le Panslavisme Revolutionnaire'' by Benoit-P. Hepner pp. 227–229 from ''American Slavic and East European Review'', Volume 10, Issue # 3, October 1951.

* Review of ''Lénine et la IIIme Internationale'' by Branko Lazitch pp. 268–270 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 30, Issue # 74, December 1951.

* "Review: The Diplomatic Dictionary" review of ''Diplomatichesky Slovar'' pp. 316–318 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 3, Issue # 3, January 1952.

* "Radek's 'Political Salon' in Berlin 1919" pp. 411–430 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 3, Issue # 4, April 1952.

* ''German-Soviet Relations Between the Two World Wars, 1919–1939'', London, Geoffrey Cumberlege 1952.

* "Stalin" pp. 1–7 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 5, Issue # 1, July 1953.

* Review of ''Zwischen Berlin und Moskau Zur Geschichte der deutsch-sowjetischen Beziehungen'' by [[Albert Norden]] p. 513 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 31, Issue # 4, October 1955.

* Review of ''An Outline of Modern Russian Historiography'' by A. G. Mazour p. 529 from ''International Affairs'', Volume 31, Issue # 4, October, 1955.

* Review of ''Labour Policy in the U.S.S.R., 1917–1928'' by Margaret Dewar pp. 182–183 from ''The Economic History Review'', Volume 9, Issue # 1, 1956.

* "'Russia and Europe' As A Theme of Russian History" pp. 357–393 from ''Essays Presented to Sir Lewis Namier'' ed. Richard Pares and A.J.P. Taylor, New York: Books for Libraries Press, 1956, 1971, ISBN 0-8369-2010-4.

* "Some Notes on Soviet Bashkiria" pp. 217–235 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 8, Issue # 3 January 1957.

* "The Origin and Status of the Cheka" pp. 1–11 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 10, Issue # 1, July 1958.

* "Pilnyak and the Death of Frunze" pp. 162–164 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 10, Issue # 2 October 1958.

* "Correspondence" pp. 319–320 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 10, Issue # 3, January 1959.

* ''What is History?'', 1961, revised edition ed. R.W. Davies, Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1986.

* Review of ''Conversations with Stalin'' by [[Milovan Đilas]] pp. 326–327 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 14, Issue # 3, January 1963.

* "Editorial Changes in Stalin's Speech of 9 July 1928" pp. 339–340 from ''Soviet Studies'', Volume 16, Issue # 3, January 1965.

* ''1917 Before and After'', London: Macmillan, 1969; American edition: ''The October Revolution Before and After'', New York: Knopf, 1969.

* "Introduction" pages 2–6 to ''Heretics and Renegades and Other Essays'' by Isaac Deutscher, Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1969.

* Review of ''Lenin's Last Struggle'' by Moshe Lewin page 442 from ''The English Historical Review'', Volume 85, Issue # 335, April 1970.

* Review of ''The Trial of Bukharin'' by G. Katkov pages 876-877 from ''The English Historical Review'', Volume 85, Issue # 337, October 1970.

* Review of ''The Making of the Soviet State Apparatus'' by O. A. Narkiewicz page 224 from ''The English Historical Review'', Volume 88, Issue # 346, January 1973.

* Review of ''Socialism in India'' by B. R. Nanda pp. 118–119 from ''Modern Asian Studies'', Volume 7, Issue # 1, January 1973.

* Review of ''Lénine'' by Gerard Walter page 937 from ''The English Historical Review'', Volume 88, Issue # 349, October 1973.

* Review of ''In the Name of the People: Prophets and Conspirators in Prerevolutionary Russia'' by Adam B. Ulam pages 126-127 from ''Slavic Review'', Volume 37, Issue # 1, March 1978.

* "The Zinoviev Letter" pp. 209–210 from ''The Historical Journal'', Volume 22, Issue # 1, March 1979.

* ''The Russian Revolution: From Lenin to Stalin (1917–1929)'', London: Macmillan, 1979.

* ''From Napoleon to Stalin and Other Essays'', New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980.

* Review of ''Turgenev: His Life and Times'' by Leonard Schapiro pp. 432–434 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 58, Issue # 3, July 1980.

* Review of ''Die auswärtige Kulturpolitik der Sowjetunion in ihren Auswirkungen auf Deutschland, 1921–1929'' by Edgar Lersch p. 461 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 58, Issue # 3, July 1980.

* Review of ''Bakounine: combats et débats'' p. 317 from ''The Slavonic and East European Review'', Volume 59, Issue # 2, April 1981.

* ''The Twilight of the Comintern, 1930–1935'', London: Macmillan, 1982.

* ''The Comintern and the Spanish Civil War'', 1984.

* [http://www.ce-review.org/00/41/books41_stout.html The Vices of Integrity: E H Carr]

* [http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/the_tls/article3490032.ece E. H. Carr: historian of the future]

* [http://www.history.ac.uk/ihr/Focus/Whatishistory/carr1.html Review of What is History?]

* [http://www.history.ac.uk/ihr/Focus/Whatishistory/evans10.html The Two Faces of E.H. Carr] by [[Richard J. Evans]]

* [http://berlin.wolf.ox.ac.uk/published_works/singles/bib45a.pdf E.H. Carr Studies in Revolutions]

* [http://www.londonsocialisthistorians.org/newsletter/articles.pl/noframes/read/41 E. H. Carr and Isaac Deutscher: A Very Special Relationship]

* [https://archive.is/20121203083833/www.greenleft.org.au/2000/399/24015 E.H. Carr The Historian As A Marxist Partisan]

* [http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=5801 Review of The Vices of Integrity]

* [http://www.history.ac.uk/ihr/Focus/Whatishistory/munslow4.html Review of E.H. Carr: A Critical Appraisal] by Alun Munslow

* [http://mearsheimer.uchicago.edu/pdfs/A0035.pdf E.H. Carr vs. Idealism: The Battle Rages On] by [[John Mearsheimer]]