The Tragedy of Great Power Politics
Narrated by Mark Ashby
- Length
- 16 hrs 14 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Audible Studios
In his insightful book, John Mearsheimer examines the disillusionment following the optimistic predictions of post-Cold War peace and prosperity. Arguing that the anarchic nature of the international system compels states to pursue dominance, Mearsheimer presents his theory of offensive realism while analyzing contemporary great power conflicts. The narrative highlights the bleak prospects for lasting peace, particularly in Europe and Northeast Asia, and underscores the intensifying security competition between the United States and a rising China, regardless of existing engagement policies.
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