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List of figures | |
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List of tables | |
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Preface | |
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On the Study of War | |
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Explanatory configurations | |
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The promises and pitfalls of ecological variables | |
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The meanings of war | |
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What men fight about: issues and international conflict | |
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A map of a map | |
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Defining issues | |
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Data sources: geographical and temporal domains | |
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Attitudes toward war | |
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Issues, war, and peace: creating international orders | |
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Munster and Osnabruck, 1648: Peace by Pieces | |
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The Thirty Years War | |
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Planning for peace | |
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Negotiations at Munster and Osnabruck | |
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Outcomes | |
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A new order for Europe? | |
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War and Peace in the Era of the Heroic Warriors, 1648-1713 | |
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Issues that generated wars | |
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Attitudes to war | |
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Act Two of the Hegemony Drama: The Utrecht Settlements | |
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The British "Plan" | |
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Outcomes | |
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Analysis | |
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The Lethal Minuet: War and Peace Among the Princes of Christendom, 1715-1814 | |
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Issues that generated wars | |
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War in the post-Utrecht international system | |
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The meaning of war | |
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The problem of peace | |
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Peace Through Equilibrium: the Settlements of 1814-1815 | |
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Diagnoses | |
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Solutions | |
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Forging the settlement | |
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Allied unity unraveled: defining threats to peace | |
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Assessment | |
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Conflict and Consent, 1815-1914 | |
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War and intervention in Concert Europe | |
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New war-generating issues | |
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Old and declining issues | |
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The character of war preparation | |
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The meaning of war | |
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The problem of peace | |
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Nation-state creation and system breakdown | |
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1919: Peace Through Democracy and Convenant | |
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Woodrow Wilson: the moral-political universe | |
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Replacing the old with the new: the moral and political foundations of enduring peace | |
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The political foundations of the new international order: democracy, covenants, and arms control | |
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Peace through a preponderance of power: Clemenceau | |
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Peace through conflict resolution mechanisms: the British contribution | |
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Paris 1919: the importance of preliminaries and procedures | |
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The drama of the League of Nations Commission | |
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The German settlement | |
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Evaluation | |
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War Ah Thk Aptrrmath of Prace: International Confl.ICT, 1918-1941 | |
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Issues that generated wars, 1918-1941 | |
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Attitudes toward war | |
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Peace by Policing | |
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Wilson revisited and revised: the United States | |
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Balance of power: Great Britain and the postwar order | |
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Security through expansion: Stalin and the postwar order | |
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Changing American conceptions of international security | |
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Dealing with issues: past and future in international organization | |
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The Diversification of Warfare: Issues and Attitudes in the Contemporary International System | |
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The issues | |
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Attitudes toward war | |
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War: Issues, Attitudes, and Explanations | |
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Territory | |
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Nation-state creation and war | |
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Ideology and war | |
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Economics and war | |
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Human sympathy: ethnicity, religion, and war | |
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Predation and survival | |
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Remaining issues | |
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Issues of the future | |
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Attitudes and war | |
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Issues, war, and international theory | |
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The Peacemakers: Issues and International Order | |
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The prerequisites for peace | |
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Peacemaking and international order: a comparison | |
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The peacemakers: theories of peace | |
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References | |
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Additional data sources | |
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Index | |