War in Human Civilization
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War in Human Civilization

by Azar Gat

History Military History Anthropology
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Azar Gat’s War in Human Civilization examines the place of war in human history and society. Broad in scope, this work considers warfare as a recurring feature of civilization and offers readers an opportunity to reflect on its relationship to humanity’s development.

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War in Human Civilization explores the role of war in the human past and in the development of civilization.

Azar Gat considers war as a broad historical and social phenomenon, offering a work for readers interested in how organized conflict has shaped human societies.

The book fits within the study of history, war, and civilization, and provides a foundation for thinking about humanity’s long relationship with warfare.

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