Stoessinger, John

Nations in Darkness China, Russia and America

New York: Random House, 1971. First Edition. Softcover. ISBN: 0394312368. Very Good with no dust jacket; Wear at edges. Previous owner's name; Trade PB; 197 pages.

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Book number: 13854

Catalogue: Politics::International Relations

Keywords: 0394312368 History Stoessinger, John China Russia America

John G. Stoessinger

Nations in Darkness: China, Russia, and America

NY: Random House, 1981. Trade paperback, revised third edition, xi + Pp263. Includes bibliography & index. Tight and clean - a very good or better copy. 275 grams.

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Book number: 2421

Catalogue: History-General

Keywords: United States China Russia Foreign Relations History 0394326571

STOESSINGER, JOHN GEORGE

Nations in Darkness: China, Russia, and America (Signed)

Random House, 1978. Second Edition. Paperback. ISBN: 039432126X. 223 pages. SIGNED by J. Stroesinger on blank title page. Reading copy. Cover is present, separated from the spine; pages browned, clean text. Includes The Role of Perception In Sino-American Relations; The Role of Perception in Russo-American Relations and The Role of Perception in Russo-Chinese Relations; ; Signed by Author. P .

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Book number: 28451

Keywords: 039432126x Foreign Relations Russian-American Relations Sino-American Relations Russo-Chinese Relations

Stoessinger, John G.,

Why Nations Go to War.

NY, St. Martins Press, (1993). VG PB. A psychological approach to exploring the immediate causes of war. Case studies capture misperceptions and their consequences. in precipitating wars.

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Book number: BOOKS042386I

Catalogue: Psychology

John George Stoessinger

Why Nations Go To War

St. Martin's Press 1974 Paperback. A classic in its field. Why Nations Go to War engages readers in a dialogue about the human truth behind the mechanistic forces of war. Stoessinger examines the characters and personalities of leaders who have taken their countries into battle, showing how misjudgments and misperceptions affected the course of history. The seven case studies provide a solid historical background on twentieth-century warfare, while the compelling narrative keeps the readers involved. The seventh edition has been thoroughly updated and includes a new case study on Bosnia and the war over the remains of Yugoslavia. Foxing to inside cover pages; cover marked. Fair.

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Book number: 1578944

Catalogue: General

Keywords: War, History