War and Peace Library

The War and Peace Library examines the nature and dynamics of war in all historical periods and in regional and comparative perspective. Works in the series consider the logic of war, the scale of destruction, and the efforts to limit and end war that have long been central to the human agenda. Particular attention is paid to the great wars of the twentieth century and their implications for the future, while recognizing their historical centrality to struggles for wealth, power, nationhood, and human dignity.

Series Editor: Mark Selden