The Origin and Prevention of Major Wars (Studies in Interdisciplinary History) (Volume 0)
by Jack S. Levy, Bruce Bueno De Mesquita, Joseph S. Nye, Robert Jervis, Kenneth N. Waltz, Robert Gilpin, Scott D. Sagan, Robert I. Rotberg, Theodore K. Rabb, John F. Guilmartin, Myron P. Gutmann, Jeffrey L. Hughes, Charles S. Maier, George H. Quester, Gunther E. Rothenberg, Samuel R. Williamson
This interdisciplinary volume explores the origins and prevention of major wars through contributions from prominent scholars in history, political science, international relations, and related disciplines. It offers a broad, research-oriented examination of conflict and the challenges of understanding how large-scale wars begin and might be prevented.
About This Book
The Origin and Prevention of Major Wars examines the causes and prevention of major wars through an interdisciplinary historical and political analysis.
Contributors include scholars associated with history, international relations, political science, and related fields.
The volume presents multiple perspectives on a significant question in the study of conflict: how large-scale wars begin and what may help prevent them.
Part of the Studies in Interdisciplinary History series.
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