Frederick Adams Woods Libri

Two prominent historians collaborate to debate the question of whether war is on the decline in Europe. Their lively and provocative arguments will be of interest to anyone concerned with the causes and consequences of armed conflict.

Alexander Baltzly and Frederick Adams Woods explore the question of whether war is gradually becoming less common and less destructive over time. They discuss various historical and social factors that contribute to the prevalence of war, as well as the potential for international cooperation and conflict resolution to reduce the risk of armed conflict.