Description
Discover the insightful world of John Bew with his authoritative book that delves into the intricacies of history and foreign policy. 'Realpolitik: A History' is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding past and present international relations through a historical lens. Sizeable at 688 pages, this B-format paperback published by Quercus Books in 2017 provides an in-depth examination of political theory and practice.
John Bew, a distinguished expert in the field, teaches at the War Studies Department at King’s College London. His accolades, including the prestigious 2015 Philip Leverhulme Prize, highlight his remarkable contributions to politics and international studies. Bew's deep analysis offers a nuanced understanding of power dynamics, making it invaluable for students and enthusiasts alike.
As a prolific writer for the New Statesman and the author of critically acclaimed works, Bew's expertise is evident in 'Realpolitik: A History.' His academic prowess is complemented by a rich background, being born in Belfast and educated at Cambridge. Now residing in Wimbledon, London, his unique perspectives ignite conversation and thought in the realms of history and foreign policy.
Ideal for scholars, policy makers, and any reader keen on exploring the depth of Realpolitik, this book encapsulates the move beyond mere theory into practical implications of past geopolitical maneuvers. Secure your copy of this important political discourse today and join the conversation about the forces shaping our world. Dive into the pages and enrich your knowledge of historical and contemporary foreign policy with John Bew's expert insights.
John Bew, a distinguished expert in the field, teaches at the War Studies Department at King’s College London. His accolades, including the prestigious 2015 Philip Leverhulme Prize, highlight his remarkable contributions to politics and international studies. Bew's deep analysis offers a nuanced understanding of power dynamics, making it invaluable for students and enthusiasts alike.
As a prolific writer for the New Statesman and the author of critically acclaimed works, Bew's expertise is evident in 'Realpolitik: A History.' His academic prowess is complemented by a rich background, being born in Belfast and educated at Cambridge. Now residing in Wimbledon, London, his unique perspectives ignite conversation and thought in the realms of history and foreign policy.
Ideal for scholars, policy makers, and any reader keen on exploring the depth of Realpolitik, this book encapsulates the move beyond mere theory into practical implications of past geopolitical maneuvers. Secure your copy of this important political discourse today and join the conversation about the forces shaping our world. Dive into the pages and enrich your knowledge of historical and contemporary foreign policy with John Bew's expert insights.