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War: What is it Good for?

English, Ian Morris, 2015
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Author Information
Ian Morris is the Willard Professor of Classical Archaeology, a Professor of History, and a member of the Archaeological Center at Stanford University. He is the bestselling author of "Why the West Rules - for Now" and has appeared on several television networks, including the History Channel and PBS.

Blurb
War is one of humanity's greatest evils. It has destroyed livelihoods, provoked unimaginable atrocities, and cost countless millions their lives. It has caused economic chaos and widespread poverty. Yet, argues bestselling historian Ian Morris, war has actually been a good thing in the long run. In his characteristic style, Morris shows that war is paradoxically the only human invention that has allowed us to create peaceful societies.

Foreword
A bold and controversial reassessment of the role of war in human history and how it has evolved.

Key specifications

topic
History & Archaeology
Language
English
Author
Ian Morris
Year
2015
Number of pages
495
Book cover
Paperback

General information

Item number
7714047
Publisher
Profile Books
Category
Non-fiction
Manufacturer No.
9781846684180
Release date
2.4.2015

Book properties

topic
History & Archaeology
Language
English
Author
Ian Morris
Year
2015
Number of pages
495
Edition
1
Book cover
Paperback

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0,9 kg
Climate contribution
EUR 0,12

Product dimensions

Height
198 mm
Width
128 mm
Weight
411 g

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