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Examining the International Political Arena covers a
collection of studies regarding international
relations, comparative politics, and political
problems, with a focus largely on global conflicts.
Often, one sees that the world is a vast arena of
change that evolves with the unfolding drama of
political theater. Through the context of history
in politics, we can begin to understand how the
world changes and how consistent patterns appear
over and over again as man seems to repeat himself
in his endeavors. Overall, these series of papers
largely reflect on case studies in which the world
cannot but admit that man is indeed a political
animal whereby he must compete with someone, or
something, as it is simply in his nature to do so,
either militarily, economically, socially, or simply
in an intellectual sense.
collection of studies regarding international
relations, comparative politics, and political
problems, with a focus largely on global conflicts.
Often, one sees that the world is a vast arena of
change that evolves with the unfolding drama of
political theater. Through the context of history
in politics, we can begin to understand how the
world changes and how consistent patterns appear
over and over again as man seems to repeat himself
in his endeavors. Overall, these series of papers
largely reflect on case studies in which the world
cannot but admit that man is indeed a political
animal whereby he must compete with someone, or
something, as it is simply in his nature to do so,
either militarily, economically, socially, or simply
in an intellectual sense.