World Order
The roots of international harmony and disorder
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Mark Suster
@msuster · Upfront
Kissinger explores world order through the lens of statecraft. It is largely an apolitical history book and is a fascinating read. He talks about the world before 1650 when religions and monarchies ruled the world and why nationalism and statecraft won out after the Treaty of Westphalia. He examines why this collapsed during WWI & WWII and what order eme… See more
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