The Rivalry Peril: How Great-Power Competition Threatens Peace and Weakens Democracy
by Van Jackson, Michael Brenes
The Rivalry Peril explores how competition among great powers can endanger peace and undermine democracy. Van Jackson and Michael Brenes examine the broader political risks of international rivalry, offering a focused look at the relationship between geopolitical competition and democratic stability.
About This Book
The Rivalry Peril examines the relationship between great-power competition, international peace, and democratic strength.
It focuses on the risks that rivalry among powerful states may create for peace.
The book also considers how competition between great powers can weaken democracy.
Written by Van Jackson and Michael Brenes, it addresses the political consequences of rivalry in the modern world.
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