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On global war: historical-structural approaches to world politics

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International Relations and Foreign Policy World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact History and International Relations

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In this study of the five periods of global war, the author highlights areas of analytical overlap and divergence. The principal goal of the book is that of advancing our understanding about why these wars have been fought and whether we should anticipate more global wars in the future.

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