Man, the State, and War - 2nd Edition by Kenneth Waltz (Paperback)

This book by Professor Waltz provides a comprehensive exploration of the causes of war, drawing on the ideas of major thinkers throughout Western civilization.

The author examines works by classic political philosophers such as St.

Augustine, Hobbes, Kant, and Rousseau, as well as modern psychologists and anthropologists to uncover their perspectives on war and related prescriptions for peace.

With a focus on the nature and behavior of man, internal organization of states, and international anarchy, this book offers a thoughtful inquiry into the views of classical political theory on the causes of war.

As a recipient of the James Madison Award for distinguished scholarly contributions to political science, Professor Waltz is well-equipped to provide a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the subject matter.

Whether you are a student of politics or simply interested in understanding the complexities of war, this book is an essential read.