What causes war? : An introduction to theories of international conflict

Häftad bok. Lexington Books. First Edition (1st printing) uppl. 1993. 360 sidor.

Gott skick. Condition Description
General Condition: Good / Very Good.
Detailed Description:
Cover and Spine: Softcover/paperback. The cover shows light shelf wear along the edges and corners, with minor surface scuffing. The spine is square, tight, and uncreased.
Interior and Edges: The interior pages are clean, bright, and free of notes, dog-ears, or text markings.
Owner Markings: A former owner's name ("Staffan Ångman") is written in ink at the top right of the title page.
Content Description / Short Summary
This book offers a comprehensive synthesis and introductory survey of the major theories regarding international conflict and the causes of war. Greg Cashman examines conflict mechanisms across multiple levels of analysis, starting with individual psychology and human aggression, moving through governmental decision-making processes, game theory, and deterrence, up to system-wide structural dynamics and systemic anarchy. It serves as an essential resource for students and scholars of political science and international relations.