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The Coming Anarchy: Shattering The Dreams Of The Post Cold War
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When The Coming Anarchy Was Published In The Atlantic Monthly In 1994, It Was Hailed As Among The Most Important And Influential Articulations Of The Future Of Our Planet, Along With Francis Fukuyama'S The End Of History And Samuel P. Huntington'S The Clash Of Civilizations. Since Then, Robert Kaplan'S Antiutopian Vision Of The Fault Lines Of The Twentyfirst Century Has Taken On The Status Of A Paradigm. The Coming Anarchy Has Been Hailed As The Defining Thesis For Understanding The Postcold War World.At The Heart Of This Book Is A Question As Old As America And One That Is Crucial To Our National Selfdefinition: What Can And Should We Do When Violence Breaks Out In Countries Far From Our Borders? A Work Of Uncompromising Honesty, The Coming Anarchy Is The First Book To Present A Coherent Picture Of The Political Views Of A Man Who Has Shaped National Dialogue In This Decade On Key Issues Of International Relations. (The New York Times Called Kaplan'S Balkan Ghosts The Bestknown Volume Associated With The Clinton Presidency.)The Coming Anarchy Takes On Some Of The Most Difficult Issues We Will Be Grappling With And Living Through In The Next Century. When We Speak About The Resurgence Of Ethnic Violence, The Social Pressures Of Disease, Environmental Scarcity And Overpopulation, And The Rise Of Criminal Anarchy, We Are Using Language That Robert Kaplan Brought Into Our Homes.In Was Democracy Just A Moment? Kaplan Offers A Fierce Indictment Of American Plans To Export Democracy Abroad, In Places Where It Can'T Succeed. In Idealism Won'T Stop Mass Murder, He Looks With A Clear Eye At The Consequences Of The New Holocaust Mentality In American Foreign Policy. In Proportionalism, He Lays Out Boundaries For A Successful Policy Toward The Developing World. And In The Dangers Of Peace, He Proposes A Theory Of War And Peace In The Modern World And A Vision Of The Future Of The United Nations That Will Be As Controversial As The Coming Anarchy Was When It First Appeared In The Atlantic Monthly.Impassioned, Iconoclastic, Visionary, And Stubbornly Original, The Coming Anarchy Will Be One Of The Most Important And Controversial Books Of The New Century.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main theme of 'The Coming Anarchy'? A: 'The Coming Anarchy' explores the complexities of global violence, ethnic conflicts, and political instability in the post-Cold War era, presenting a paradigm shift in understanding international relations.
- Q: Who is the author of 'The Coming Anarchy'? A: The author of 'The Coming Anarchy' is Robert D. Kaplan, an influential writer known for his insights on geopolitics and international affairs.
- Q: How many pages does 'The Coming Anarchy' have? A: 'The Coming Anarchy' contains 224 pages, providing a concise yet profound exploration of its themes.
- Q: What type of binding does this book have? A: 'The Coming Anarchy' is available in hardcover binding, ensuring durability and a premium feel.
- Q: When was 'The Coming Anarchy' first published? A: 'The Coming Anarchy' was first published on February 22, 2000.
- Q: What issues does Kaplan address in the book? A: Kaplan addresses issues like ethnic violence, environmental scarcity, overpopulation, and the complexities of democracy in foreign policy.
- Q: Is 'The Coming Anarchy' suitable for academic study? A: Yes, 'The Coming Anarchy' is often used in academic settings for its insightful analysis of geopolitical issues and is regarded as essential reading for understanding modern international relations.
- Q: What is the writing style of Kaplan in this book? A: Kaplan's writing style in 'The Coming Anarchy' is described as impassioned, iconoclastic, and original, offering a compelling narrative on pressing global issues.
- Q: Does 'The Coming Anarchy' have any specific features or illustrations? A: The book does not include specific illustrations or features; it focuses on text-based analysis and commentary.
- Q: What impact has 'The Coming Anarchy' had on public discourse? A: 'The Coming Anarchy' has significantly influenced public discourse on foreign policy and international relations, shaping discussions around the complexities of modern conflict.