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Systems, Stability, and Statecraft - Essays on the International History of Modern Europe (Paperback, 2004 ed.)
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Systems, Stability, and Statecraft - Essays on the International History of Modern Europe (Paperback, 2004 ed.)
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"This invaluable collection of brilliant essays by the greatest
international historian of our age is essential reading for all
interested in international history and politics."--T.C.W.
Blanning, University of Cambridge"These essays are provocative,
wonderfully written, drawing on an unrivalled storehouse of
historical knowledge and bridging history and social science. Agree
or disagree with them, they evoke unstinting admiration. Paul
Schroeder is a national scholarly treasure."--Richard Ned Lebow,
Dartmouth College"Paul Schroeder is perhaps the most important
living North American historian of European diplomacy. His
reflections on theory and history are unsurpassed; they have
challenged conventional interpretations and have provided original
insights about the deeper forces underlying world politics.
Scholars and students of history and political science will find in
this collection the best of Schroeder's articles from the famous
'Galloping Gertie' thesis and his work on the balance of power and
the Vienna Settlement to his most recent essay on counterfactuals
and World War I. No college or personal library with a focus on
international relations should be without it."--John Vasquez,
Picker Chair in International Relations, Colgate University"Paul
Schroeder's scholarship provocatively re-examines the critical
assumptions and decisions that have preserved peace or squandered
it from the mid-eighteenth century to the present. Reading
Schroeder's work is like playing chess against a grand master who,
even as he inexorably moves to defeat you, patiently explains why
each of your moves has been deficient. These essays will be
fundamental for historians and theorists alike, andinvaluable for
teaching in the field."--Charles S. Maier, Leverett Saltonstall
Professor of History, Harvard University
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