The Worth of War by Benjamin Ginsberg - 9781616149505
Prometheus Books
Discover the profound historical impact of conflict in 'The Worth of War' by Benjamin Ginsberg. This insightful study argues that despite its brutality, war has historically been a significant driver of human progress, fostering advancements in technology, economics, and government. Ginsberg meticulously details how societies adept at rational threat assessment and adaptation often emerge as survivors, leading to innovations from the sundial to nuclear power. The book also explores how wartime necessities spur economic development and encourage more citizen-centric governance. With compelling examples and astute analysis, 'The Worth of War' invites a re-evaluation of the complex relationship between conflict and civilization's advancement. Key Features: * Explores the historical benefits of war on societal progress. * Analyzes the role of war in technological and economic development. * Discusses the connection between warfare and the evolution of government. * Authored by renowned political scientist Benjamin Ginsberg. Product Summary: The Worth of War, Hardcover, English, 256 pages, by Benjamin Ginsberg, published by Prometheus Books. ISBN: 9781616149505.
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