War, Religion and Empire: The Transformation of International Orders (Cambridge Studies in International Relations, Series Number 117)
War, Religion and Empire examines the connections among warfare, religious forces, imperial power, and the transformation of international orders. Andrew Phillips presents a scholarly contribution to international relations, situating these themes within the Cambridge Studies in International Relations series.
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War, Religion and Empire explores the relationship between conflict, religious ideas, imperial power, and changing international orders.
The book examines transformation in the organization and operation of international relations.
It offers a scholarly perspective on the historical connections among war, religion, and empire.
Published in the Cambridge Studies in International Relations series, this volume is intended for readers interested in international history and political thought.
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