Short Overview: Why do countries go to war, form alliances, or suddenly clash over trade deals and territory? This lecture introduces the first of two general mechanisms that cause war:
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Why do countries go to war, form alliances, or suddenly clash over trade deals and territory? This lecture introduces the first of two general mechanisms that cause war:
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- Why do countries go to war, form alliances, or suddenly clash over trade deals and territory?
- This lecture introduces the first of two general mechanisms that cause war:
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