John J. Mearsheimer
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He is R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago & a regular contributor to The New Republic & The Atlantic. (Bowker Author Biography)
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- Cornell University (MA, PhD|Government)
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The Tragedy of Great Power Politics von John J. Mearsheimer
2001…foresaw China in the starkest terms as the future great power rival of the United States. Footnote RD Kaplan 2023 page 245.
It was worth reading this non-fiction explanation of how countries act towards one another, but the author spends a lot of time telling us what his theory is, over and over. There is certainly enough information to make it a valuable book, but I did not like the style.
A non-fiction book about foreign policy theories. If you are interested in that subject, you will likely benefit from this book. If the subject does not interest you, this won't suit. I liked it a lot because I learned quite a bit.
What a horrible disappointment. This books starts off very promising in the first four chapters (hence 2 stars) sticking to a fairly generalistic theoretical approach to polities and associated foreign policies, before veering sharply towards practical examples which all start in the vein of "Liberal hegemons are prone to doing this and that.. The United States for example..". When comes the point that you realise that the title of the book should have been "The failures of US foreign policy" without the attempt to extrapolate every issue into one of "all liberal hegemons"?… (mehr)
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