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Explore how global events shape world views and national choices in a pivotal early 20th‑century perspective.
In these essays, Salvador de Madariaga offers a detached, world‑citizen view on European and American affairs. He argues that the birth of the world changes how nations think, act, and must cooperate, moving beyond old empires toward a broader order.
- Uncover how one observer explains the rise of world government as a remedy for armaments, trade disputes, and imperial rivalries.
- See critiques of nationalism, parochial patriotism, and the push for a more inclusive, global approach to peace and policy.
- Poll the tensions between great powers—Britain, France, the United States—and their evolving roles on the world stage.
- Learn how ideas about liberty, sovereignty, and interdependence inform debates on diplomacy and international law.
Ideal for readers of international history and essays on how the 20th century reshaped politics, identity, and cooperation across nations.
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