Handbook of International Rivalries

William R. Thompson · David Dreyer

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This title examines the roughly 200 strategic rivalries, two states that view each other as threatening competitors to the point that they categorize their antagonists as enemies, that have been responsible for nearly 80 percent of the warfare of the past two hundred years

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