The Fates of Nations: Varieties of Success and Failure for Great Powers in Long-Term Rivalries
by Joshua Shifrinson, Michael J. Mazarr, Alexis Dale-Huang, Gregory Weider Fauerbach, Stacie Goddard, Timothy R. Heath
The Fates of Nations explores varieties of success and failure among great powers engaged in long-term rivalries. Bringing together multiple authors, the book focuses on how nations fare over time as they compete, offering a broad examination of national outcomes, strategic competition, and the differing paths of powerful states.
About This Book
The Fates of Nations examines the different ways great powers succeed or fail during long-term rivalries.
Framed around the varied fates of nations, the book considers competition among powerful states across extended periods of time.
Its focus is the relationship between national outcomes and enduring strategic rivalry.
Written by Joshua Shifrinson, Michael J. Mazarr, Alexis Dale-Huang, Gregory Weider Fauerbach, Stacie Goddard, and Timothy R. Heath.
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