In this engaging book, eminent scholar George Liska demonstrates
the intricate and complex relationship between world politics and
world history, and he proposes a systematic, but fundamentally new
method of thinking about world politics. Building on ideas
developed in his earlier works, particularly the legacy of the Cold
War, Liska expands his 'geopolitical' approach into a
'geohistorical' one. Rejecting the idea that periods and events
should be viewed as static, fixed structures, Liska's analysis
reveals the cyclical nature of world history and develops a new
kind of realism that encompasses the problems of expansion and
evolution. This innovative book by a world renowned political
thinker has far reaching implications that will be valuable to all
students and scholars of international relations, world history,
and the philosophy of history.
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