by Paul Kennedy · Yale University Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9780300049442
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«Grand Strategies in War and Peace» is a collection of historical essays edited by Paul Kennedy, published by Yale University Press in hardcover (228 pages, in English).
The work brings together specialists in international relations to study how powers integrate political, economic and military objectives in order to preserve their long-term interests. Its chapters cover cases ranging from the Roman Empire and Olivares's Spain to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Soviet Union and the United States, and reflect on the difficulty of establishing a stable world order after conflicts, with lessons applicable to current strategic scenarios.
Includes bibliographical references (pp. 185-214) and an index. Contributors include, among others, Condoleezza Rice, Michael Howard and Eliot A. Cohen.
Of interest to readers of military history, strategy and international relations, and to those who follow British and American geopolitical analysis.
