CONTENTS

1 Introduction

• What is war
• The causes of war
• What is Novel about this Book?

2 Theoriesofwar

• Realism
• Power Transition
• Marxism
• Reason and Rationalist theories
• Co-relational studies of War

PART II War in the past

3 Theory and propositions

4 Data set and findings

PART III War in the future

5 Interest and security

6 Standing and revenge

PART IV Conclusion

7 Conclusion

FIGURES

1 .1 Wars by year, 1946 – 2007
2.1 State power, 1740–1840
2.2 State power, 1845–1950
4.1 “Objective” and perceived leading powers
4.2 Great, rising and declining powers: 1648–2000
4.3 War initiation
4.4 Motives for war
4.5a Rising power targets
4.5b Dominant power targets
4.6 Systemic wars
4.7 War breakouts

TABLES

2.1 Post - 1945 wars pa ge
3.1 Motives, emotions, goals and means

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