1st Edition

Europe in Crisis War and Peace, 1894-1963

By Peter Dunkley Copyright 2027
298 Pages
by Routledge

298 Pages
by Routledge

Written to enable readers to understand the legacy of European turmoil in the 20th century, Europe in Crisis provides a comprehensive analysis of its two world wars, the follow-on Cold War, and their transformative effects on international relations and security affairs.   Today’s reemergence of antagonistic great powers, the global disruptions of their rivalries, and the widening cracks in... Read more

Introduction: Concert of Europe 1. Paths of Armageddon 2. Gott Mit Uns 3. As the World Turns 4. False Dawn 5. Jackboot and Charter 7. Cold-War Continent

Biography

Peter Dunkley retired from Georgetown University, USA, in 2015, after having served 40 years as a jointly appointed professor in the Core Faculty of the School of Foreign Service and the Department of History in the College of Arts and Sciences. For seventeen of those years he held, consecutively, full-time academic administrative positions as a graduate program director and a dean of faculty.

“This is an excellent feat of historical synthesis, providing an engaging account of the crisis of the twentieth century. This includes not just its immediate causes and consequences but the longer-term context going back to the Congress of Vienna in 1815 just as it provides food for thought as we make sense of the world today.”

Dr. Alan James, King’s College London