National Power and Prosperity (Classic Reprint): A Study of the Economic Causes of Modern Warfare: A Study of the Economic Causes of Modern Warfare (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how ideas about the State and free societies shape our economy, law, and peace.
This study examines how mercantilist policies, the balance between government and society, and the meaning of national interests influence modern warfare and international relations. It argues that progress comes from balancing state power with liberty, and from moving beyond old trade barriers toward a shared, civilization-wide future.

- Understand the limits of treating the State as an end in itself, and why society should lead policy.
- See how government involvement in the economy can both hinder and help progress, depending on balance and purpose.
- Learn how ideas about national interests, law, and unity have influenced historical conflicts and the pursuit of peace.
- Consider reflections on how international cooperation and a common cultural heritage could reduce future conflicts.

Ideal for readers of history, political economy, and international relations who want a clear view of how economic ideas shape warfare and peace.

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