Problems of Power: A Study of International Politics From Sadowa to Kirk-Kilisse (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

William Morton Fullerton

 
9781330303375: Problems of Power: A Study of International Politics From Sadowa to Kirk-Kilisse (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Understand how power, diplomacy, and strategic choices shape world events from the 19th century onward. A clear, critical look at how nations act when interests collide and alliances shift.

This nonfiction study surveys international politics from the era of Sadowa to the early modern era, offering a framework for understanding how states pursue prestige, security, and influence. It connects long-running tensions with concrete cases, showing how treaties and power plays influence the course of history.

  • Explanations of how great powers form and break coalitions in response to changing threats and opportunities.
  • Analysis of key moments in the era, including strategic railways, canal projects, and naval competition.
  • Discussion of diplomacy, arbitration, and the limits of treaties when national interests clash.
  • Insights into how economic and colonial factors shape political choices across continents.
Ideal for readers seeking a historically grounded, critical view of international relations and the forces that drive global power dynamics.

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