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Politekonomiia voiny. Tupik liberalizma 1919-1939 [The political economy of war. The dead end of liberalism 1919-1939.]
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The author of this book, V.V. Galin, is well-known to readers for his books ‘Forbidden Political Economy,’ ‘The Political Economy of War,’ etc. This book shows how the triumph of liberal ideas in the world inevitably leads to war. This was the case at the beginning of the 20th century and in the 1930s, and the same is happening now. Why is the triumph of ‘democracy’ a dead end in the development of humanity? Why does liberalism become the cause of the bloodiest wars in world history? V.V. Galin's economic and political study, based on a vast amount of documentary material and political economy, is dedicated to finding answers to these questions.
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The author of this book, V.V. Galin, is well-known to readers for his books ‘Forbidden Political Economy,’ ‘The Political Economy of War,’ etc. This book shows how the triumph of liberal ideas in the world inevitably leads to war. This was the case at the beginning of the 20th century and in the 1930s, and the same is happening now. Why is the triumph of ‘democracy’ a dead end in the development of humanity? Why does liberalism become the cause of the bloodiest wars in world history? V.V. Galin's economic and political study, based on a vast amount of documentary material and political economy, is dedicated to finding answers to these questions.
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- Autor
- Galin Vasilii
- Wydawnictwo
- Algoritm-Kniga
- ISBN
- 9785926504535
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2007
- Strony
- 416
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The author of this book, V.V. Galin, is well-known to readers for his books ‘Forbidden Political Economy,’ ‘The Political Economy of War,’ etc. This book shows how the triumph of liberal ideas in the world inevitably leads to war. This was the case at the beginning of the 20th century and in the 1930s, and the same is happening now. Why is the triumph of ‘democracy’ a dead end in the development of humanity? Why does liberalism become the cause of the bloodiest wars in world history? V.V. Galin's economic and political study, based on a vast amount of documentary material and political economy, is dedicated to finding answers to these questions.