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Introduction,r, engaging in, or recovering from war. Yet recently the threat or use of violence in international relations, known as geopolitics, has sharply diminished as nearly all states are at peace all or most of the time. The reason is globalization.

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The Nature, Creation, and Assertion of Power, psychological, sociological, and aesthetic revolutions. Since then history has unfolded through a series of distinct stages in which the pace of change is ever swifter and the duration ever shorter. As the modern world advanced, the ways to wage war metamorphosed dramatically. What, for instance, c

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Why Nations Go to War and Stay at Peace,era, they have been doing so in increasingly well-organized, large-scale, and devastating ways. The human and material destruction of war in the twentieth century alone is incalculable. Why do nations go to war or stay at peace?

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Warfare in the Twenty-First Century,lster regimes; redistribute, destroy, and create wealth; enslave or liberate nations; and inspire in its participants the noblest or vilest deeds. War or the threat of war has been the most powerful force shaping international relations. Prussian King Frederick the Great captured that reality when h

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Terrorism and Counterterrorism,nd bodies; the weeping or stunned survivors; the vows of vengeance. For Americans in particular, the image of terrorism is forever associated with jetliners exploding into the World Trade Center towers.

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War, Peace, and the Global Community,lains that phenomenon and its consequences. Common interests inevitably lead to common laws and organizations to protect and enhance those interests. The success of those international laws and organizations in managing some challenges encourages countries to undertake more ambitious common efforts