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Embedded Counterfactuals and World War I as an Unavoidable Wares with Lebow’s views on many points and concedes a large causal role in all great events in history, including World War I, to contingency, chance, and particular choices. It even argues that in a certain objective sense the war remained avoidable up to its very outbreak, and presents other grounds for considering it unavoidable.

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Alliances, 1815–1945: Weapons of Power and Tools of Managementce under circumstances specified in the . article of the treaty. Whether offensive or defensive, limited or unlimited, equal or unequal, bilateral or multilateral, alliances must involve some measure of commitment to use force to achieve a common goal.

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Napoleon’s Foreign Policy: a Criminal Enterpriseh Harold Parker provides a persuasive psychological explanation.. I would propose not a different causal explanation of Napoleon’s decision, but instead a different characterization and understanding of Napoleon’s foreign policy in the context of the international system.

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