World Disorders

Viac o knihe

In this collection of essays, Stanley Hoffmann explores the complexities of international politics post-Cold War, focusing on the resurgence of nationalism and ethnic conflicts in Europe. He critically examines the evolving role of military intervention and addresses the uncertainties that have emerged in this new geopolitical landscape. By engaging with the ideas of influential thinkers like John Rawls, Hedley Bull, and George Schultz, Hoffmann provides insightful evaluations of various approaches to understanding international relations.