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““War is politics…” Carl von Clausewitz (1780-1831)
““War is politics…” Carl von Clausewitz (1780-1831)
• War in History
Why War?Why War?
• Resources
• Territory
–Land
–Access to the sea
• Ethnicity
• Religion
• Ideology
Major War Major War Major War Major War
• Event Event FromFrom ToTo Low Low HighHigh
Warring States Era, ChinaWarring States Era, China BC 475BC 475 BC 221BC 221 10 m10 m 10 m10 m
An Shi Rebellion, ChinaAn Shi Rebellion, China 756756 763763 36 m36 m 36 m36 m
Mongol Conquests, Europe, AsiaMongol Conquests, Europe, Asia 12071207 12791279 30 m30 m 60 m60 m
Thirty Years WarThirty Years War 16181618 16481648 3 m3 m 11.5 m11.5 m
Napoleonic WarsNapoleonic Wars 18041804 18151815 3.5 m3.5 m 16 m16 m
Taiping Rebellion, ChinaTaiping Rebellion, China 18511851 18641864 20 m20 m 50 m50 m
US Civil WarUS Civil War 18611861 18651865 618,000618,000 970,000970,000
Russian Civil WarRussian Civil War 19171917 19211921 5m5m 9 m9 m
WW I (high includes Spanish Flu)WW I (high includes Spanish Flu) 19141914 19181918 15 m15 m 66 m66 m
More Major WarMore Major WarMore Major WarMore Major War
Chinese Civil WarChinese Civil War 19451945 19491949 1.3 m1.3 m 6. 1 m6. 1 m
WW IIWW II 19391939 19451945 60 m60 m 72 m72 m
Viet Nam War Viet Nam War 19451945 19751975 2.5 m2.5 m 5 m5 m
Korean WarKorean War 19501950 19531953 2.5 m2.5 m 3.5 m3.5 m
Nigerian Civil WarNigerian Civil War 19671967 19701970 1 m1 m 1 m1 m
Afghan Civil WarAfghan Civil War 19791979 PresentPresent 1.5 m1.5 m 2.0 m2.0 m
Iran-Iraq WarIran-Iraq War 19801980 19881988 1.0 m1.0 m 1.0 m1.0 m
Congo Civil WarCongo Civil War 19941994 19971997 800,000800,000 800,000800,000
Second Congo WarSecond Congo War 19981998 20032003 3.8m3.8m 13.8 13.8
Causes of War and PeaceCauses of War and Peace
1. Human Nature
2. Balance of power
3. Power Transition/Long Cycle
4. Nuclear Revolution
5. Interdependence
6. Democratic Peace
1. Human Nature?1. Human Nature?1. Human Nature?1. Human Nature?
• Thomas Hobbes Thomas Hobbes 1588-16791588-1679
Jean-Jacques Jean-Jacques Rousseau Rousseau
1712-17881712-1788
London 1940London 1940
Stalingrad 1943Stalingrad 1943
Berlin 1945Berlin 1945
Tokyo 1945Tokyo 1945
Warsaw 1945Warsaw 1945
Bergen-BelsonBergen-Belson
HiroshimaHiroshima
2. Balance of Power 2. Balance of Power Concert of Europe 1815-1914Concert of Europe 1815-1914
2. Balance of Power 2. Balance of Power Concert of Europe 1815-1914Concert of Europe 1815-1914
EnglandEngland
RussiaRussia Prussia/GermanyPrussia/Germany
FranceFrance Austria Austria HungaryHungary
BipolarityBipolarityThe Cold War Balance of Power The Cold War Balance of Power
BipolarityBipolarityThe Cold War Balance of Power The Cold War Balance of Power IsraelIsrael Syria/EgyptSyria/Egypt
EthiopiaEthiopia SomaliaSomalia
TaiwanTaiwan ChinaChina
S. KoreaS. Korea N. KoreaN. Korea
S. Viet NamS. Viet Nam N. Viet NamN. Viet Nam
W. BerlinW. Berlin E. BerlinE. Berlin
W. GermanyW. Germany E. GermanyE. Germany
Britain/France/JapanBritain/France/Japan Poland/Poland/CzechCzech
USUS USSRUSSR
3. Long Cycle Theory 3. Long Cycle Theory (Power Transition)(Power Transition)
3. Long Cycle Theory 3. Long Cycle Theory (Power Transition)(Power Transition)
Long Cycle Four: 1792-1914Long Cycle Four: 1792-1914Long Cycle Four: 1792-1914Long Cycle Four: 1792-1914
•
PowerPower
DominanceDominanceDeclineDecline
••
WarWar England England WW I beginsWW I begins•
1792-18151792-1815 1850 1850 19141914 Napoleonic WarsNapoleonic Wars decine beginsdecine begins
• TimeTime
Long Cycle Five: 1914-?Long Cycle Five: 1914-?Long Cycle Five: 1914-?Long Cycle Five: 1914-?
• PowerPower
DominanceDominance DeclineDecline
• WarWar U.S. U.S. US v. China?US v. China?
1914-19451914-1945 1973 decline 1973 decline 20?? 20?? • beginsbegins
TimeTime• Source for Cycles 1-4: George Modelski, Source for Cycles 1-4: George Modelski, Long Cycles in World PoliticsLong Cycles in World Politics, Seattle, University of , Seattle, University of
Washington Press, 1987.Washington Press, 1987.
4. Nuclear Revolution4. Nuclear Revolution4. Nuclear Revolution4. Nuclear Revolution
• HiroshimaHiroshima NagasakiNagasaki
The Problems?The Problems?
• North Korea: Three nuclear tests– October 9, 2006– May 25, 2009– February 12, 2013
• Iran: No tests yet, but– 2007 US National Intelligence Estimate– 2013 IAEA Report– 2013 BBC Analysis
Irrationality?Irrationality?Irrationality?Irrationality?
• Saddam Hussein Saddam Hussein Ahmadinejad Kim Jong-UnAhmadinejad Kim Jong-Un
5. Interdependence5. InterdependenceWorld Peace?World Peace?
5. Interdependence5. InterdependenceWorld Peace?World Peace?
Welcome to ChinaWelcome to China
Welcome to the USWelcome to the US
Welcome to New YorkWelcome to New York
6. Democratization6. Democratization6. Democratization6. Democratization
• Map of World Democracies from from Freedom HouseFreedom House
• Democracies don’t fight each otherDemocracies don’t fight each other
• But democracies do fight othersBut democracies do fight others
Emerging Democracies?Emerging Democracies?Emerging Democracies?Emerging Democracies?• Hitler, Tojo, MilosevicHitler, Tojo, Milosevic