Philip Bobbitt is a distinguished American author and academic, renowned for his contributions to military strategy and constitutional law. His writings delve deeply into the nature of constitutional theory and its evolution over time. Bobbitt examines the intricate interplay between war, peace, and the course of history, offering insightful perspectives on the forces shaping international relations and political stability. His analyses provide readers with a profound understanding of power dynamics and governance in the contemporary world.
Sets out to interpret history of the twentieth century as a long war in which conditions of outright military confrontation or of frantic 'cold' competition lasted from the outbreak of the first world war until the collapse of the Soviet Union. schovat popis
One of America's leading public intellectuals presents a fascinating portrait of Machiavelli, his most infamous work, The Prince, and the world in which it was written.