… war to end all wars.” The use of the term, since 1939, reflects our conceptualization of World
War I as the precursor to World War … of the causation (eg that World War II occurred because …

… the outbreak of World War II; the reasons behind the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact; atomic
diplomacy and the role played by Soviet spies in the West; the culture wars and propaganda; …

… American imperialism’s determination to involve itself decisively in the redrafting of the
international political order has to be considered as the third immediate cause of World War Two (…

… This article examines the impact of the two world wars on welfare legislation in 16 western
countries. We use Poisson regressions to test our hypothesis that war was a catalyst of …

… itself across three and a half decades. It is structuralist for two reasons that give way to
weak and strong versions of the narrative about the civil rights movement and the conflict: …

… In this chapter we discussed three scenarios—Status quo, Grand Bargain, and Hot War—that
are possible conflict pathways between India and China. In the next 0 to 15 years, a grand …

… to circumvent sanctions; d) asymmetric response: trade war can escalate, involve military
confrontation and lead to the Hot World War III. 3 Chronology and causes of the trade war …

… in World War II, which means the battle observed just war doctrines. Against this backdrop,
the current paper is a case study on the Just War Doctrines through the lens of World War II …

… Second World War, … world wars. Many of the trials and tribulations which plagued France
were caused by her endeavour to sustain a role for which she was unfitted. The First World War …

… simulated war declarations is relatively low. But in general, in all our simulations, the world
war … We observe no delay in all three rounds of war involvement of the German Empire: the …