Philip Bobbitt je uznávaný americký autor a akademik, ktorý sa preslávil svojimi dielami o vojenskej stratégii a ústavnom práve. Jeho práce sa hlboko ponárajú do povahy ústavnej teórie a toho, ako sa mení v priebehu času. Bobbitt skúma zložité vzťahy medzi vojnou, mierom a trajektóriou histórie, ponúka prenikavý pohľad na sily, ktoré formujú medzinárodné vzťahy a politickú stabilitu. Jeho analýzy ponúkajú čitateľom hlbšie pochopenie dynamiky moci a správy v modernom svete.
Sets out to interpret history of the twentieth century as a long war in which conditions of outright military confrontation or of frantic 'cold' competition lasted from the outbreak of the first world war until the collapse of the Soviet Union. schovat popis
Exploring the roots of contemporary terrorism, the author argues that market states, rather than Islam, are the main drivers behind this global issue. He warns of a future where weapons of mass destruction become commodities, increasing vulnerability among affluent societies. With a thorough examination of historical, legal, and strategic themes, the analysis presents a stark view of the challenges faced by the West in combating terror, emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of security and societal resilience.
One of America's leading public intellectuals presents a fascinating portrait of Machiavelli, his most infamous work, The Prince, and the world in which it was written.
For five centuries, the State has evolved according to epoch-making cycles of war and peace. But now our world has changed irrevocably. What faces us in this era of fear and uncertainty? How do we protect ourselves against war machines that can penetrate the defenses of any state? Visionary and prophetic, The Shield of Achilles looks back at history, at the “Long War” of 1914-1990, and at the the death of the nation-state and the birth of a new kind of conflict without precedent.