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War and Peace and War The Rise and Fall of Empires Download ☆ 109 Peter Turchin ↠ 9 Characters Like Jared Diamond in Guns Germs and Steel Peter Turchin in War and Peace and War uses his expertise in evolutionary biology to make a highly original argument about the rise and fall of empires Turchin argues that the key to the formation of an empire is a societ This is a compelling read on world history with some interesting views Turchin develops his own theories on the rise and fall of empires especially in the pre modern period empires always developed in places near a border with another group or a state that was perceived as fundamentally different and threatening and their strength corresponded with their internal social cohesion This are not completely original views as he concedes but he intertwines them and elaborates on them in his own way Finally he also very much pleads for the use of theoretical models in the study of history along his own Cliodynamic approach that is founded on uantitative data Very interesting and very worthwile but also tricky if you ask me See my elaborate review on this book in my Sense of History account on Goodreads All Night Long (Nannies, pre modern Bronze Age Mindset period empires always developed in The Freeze-Frame Revolution places near a border with another group or a state that was The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Vol. 2 perceived as fundamentally different and threatening and their strength corresponded with their internal social cohesion This are not completely original views as he concedes but he intertwines them and elaborates on them in his own way Finally he also very much Mon patron voulait que je tape les seins nus pleads for the use of theoretical models in the study of history along his own Cliodynamic approach that is founded on uantitative data Very interesting and very worthwile but also tricky if you ask me See my elaborate review on this book in my Sense of History account on Goodreads
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