The Tragedy Of Great Power Politics by John J. Mearsheimer (Author)

Publisher: POLITICS

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SKU: 47327
Number of Pages: 592

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"The Tragedy of Great Power Politics" by John J. Mearsheimer delves into the complexities and inevitable conflicts within the global arena shaped by the ambitions of great powers. Mearsheimer, a prominent international relations scholar, argues that the pursuit of power and security by states inherently leads to a tragic cycle of competition and conflict. He explores how states, driven by the anarchic nature of the international system, engage in power struggles to maximize their own security, often at the expense of others. Drawing on historical examples and strategic analyses, Mearsheimer constructs a compelling framework that challenges conventional views of international relations, emphasizing the enduring significance of power dynamics in shaping global outcomes.

The book also critically examines the balance of power theory and the role of nuclear weapons in shaping international stability. Mearsheimer contends that while balance of power can sometimes mitigate conflict, it often fails to prevent major wars, resulting in tragic outcomes for states and societies involved. Moreover, he argues that nuclear weapons, far from guaranteeing peace, can paradoxically increase the risks of catastrophic conflicts due to miscalculations or misperceptions. "The Tragedy of Great Power Politics" thus offers a thought-provoking perspective on the enduring realities of international relations, challenging readers to reconsider prevalent assumptions about state behavior and security strategies in a competitive world.

Key Points:

Mearsheimer critiques the efficacy of balance of power theory in preventing major conflicts.
The book explores how anarchic international systems shape state behaviors and interactions.
Historical examples illustrate the tragic consequences of great power competition.
The role of nuclear weapons in exacerbating global tensions is examined in depth.
Mearsheimer argues for a realist perspective on international relations, emphasizing state interests.
Strategic insights highlight the challenges of maintaining stability amidst great power rivalries.
The book challenges readers to rethink traditional views on security and conflict management.

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Writer ✤ John J. Mearsheimer (Author)

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