War and Human Nature

This thought-provoking book explores the historical, political, anthropological, and philosophical roots of war. It analyses how the dynamics of war have always been part of human nature and have influenced our social, psychological, and cultural evolution. Through his balanced analysis, which skilfully combines psychological, historical and political theories, the author provides a deeper insight into the origins of human violence, paying particular attention to the current crisis-ridden geopolitical situation. Its clear and accessible writing style makes it suitable also for readers with no background in these disciplines.