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Peace Theories and the Balkan War

by Norman Angell

EN·~3 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
1

THE TEXT OF THIS BOOK.

3:09
2

CHAPTER I. - THE QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWER. - CHAPTER II. - "PEACE" AND "WAR" IN THE BALKANS.

0:38
3

CHAPTER III. - ECONOMICS AND THE BALKAN WAR.

0:33
4

CHAPTER IV. - TURKISH IDEALS IN OUR POLITICAL THOUGHT.

0:26
5

CHAPTER V. - OUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR BALKAN WARS.

0:34
6

CHAPTER VI. - PACIFISM, DEFENCE, AND "THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF WAR."

0:34
7

CHAPTER VII. - "THEORIES" FALSE AND TRUE: THEIR ROLE IN EUROPEAN PROGRESS.

0:39
8

CHAPTER VIII. - WHAT MUST WE DO?

1:30
9

CHAPTER I. - THE QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWER.

21:40
10

CHAPTER III. - ECONOMICS AND THE BALKAN WAR.

1:40:06

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Duration

~3 hours (185K characters)

Release date

2004-04-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Subjects

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About the author

Norman Angell

Norman Angell

1874–1967

Best known for The Great Illusion, this Nobel Peace Prize winner argued that modern war was not just brutal but economically senseless. His writing helped shape early 20th-century debates about peace, trade, and international cooperation.

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