Isbn: 9798192512036 - empires in decline: how political mistakes, economic pressure, and military defeats destroyed great powers (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Why do even the most powerful empires in history break up Empires are created by military strength, economic resources, political alliances, and the ability to unite different peoples under a common rule. But no great power lasts forever. Over time, the costs of expansion grow, social tensions intensify and wrong political decisions shake even seemingly unshakable orders.This book examines the decline of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire, the Russian Tsarist Empire, and the British Empire. The focus is not only on well-known battles and important rulers. Equally important are economic crises, power struggles within the elites, controversial reforms, social inequality, national movements and the creeping loss of political control.Why was the Eastern Roman Empire able to exist almost a thousand years longer than the Western Empire What were the consequences of the conquest of Constantinople by the Crusaders Why did the Ottoman Empire's attempts at reform fail Why did the rule of the Romanovs collapse within a few days And how did the British Empire transform itself from a global colonial power into an association of independent states The book shows that empires rarely perish from a single cause. External enemies become particularly dangerous when economic problems, political blockades and internal conflicts have already weakened the resilience of an empire. Military defeats can accelerate this process, but it is often the decisions of one's own leadership that turn a crisis into a catastrophe.>Parts of the text have been revised with the support of artificial intelligence. It was used as a tool in structuring, research and linguistic elaboration. The contents have been carefully edited, historically classified and checked for factual consistency. In this way, the book combines modern working methods with the claim to offer a serious, understandable and high-quality presentation.…