What Do We Know about War?
by John A. Vasquez, Michael Brecher, Stuart A. Bremer, Paul F. Diehl, Daniel S. Geller, Douglas M. Gibler, Gary Goertz, Paul R. Hensel, Paul K. Huth, Patrick James, Russell J. Leng, Jack S. Levy, Zeev Maoz, Manus Midlarsky, James Lee Ray, Gregory A. Raymond, Susan G. Sample, J David Singer, Frank Whelon Wayman, Jonathan Wilkenfeld
What Do We Know about War? gathers perspectives from an extensive group of scholars focused on the study of conflict. The book considers how war is examined and understood, offering readers an academic introduction to the questions and approaches that shape research on international violence and political relations.
About This Book
What Do We Know about War? examines the study of war through contributions from a broad group of scholars.
The book brings together perspectives on the questions, evidence, and methods used to understand armed conflict.
Its wide-ranging authorship reflects the diversity of academic approaches applied to the subject.
Suitable for readers interested in war, international relations, political science, and the development of knowledge about conflict.
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