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  • Thucydides. History of the Peloponnesian War -- Influence.
     
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  • United States -- Foreign relations -- China.
     
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  • China -- Foreign relations -- United States.
     
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    Thucydides' other "traps" : the United States, China, and the prospect of "inevitable" war / by Alan Greeley Misenheimer.
    by Misenheimer, Alan Greeley, author.
    Washington, D.C. : National Defense University Press, [2019]
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  • Thucydides. History of the Peloponnesian War -- Influence.
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  • War -- Causes -- Case studies.
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  • United States -- Foreign relations -- China.
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  • China -- Foreign relations -- United States.
  • Electronic Resourcehttps://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo124211
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    9780160950414 (paperback)
    0160950414 (paperback)
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    National War College case study.
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    62 pages ; illustrations ; 28 cm.
    Contents: 
    From the Aegean to the South (and East) China Sea -- Reactions to the Thucydides Trap -- Power transition theory before the Thucydides Trap -- What does Thucydides actually say about the origins of the war? -- In search of causality and necessity: Aitiai and Prophasis -- Fear, honor, and interest, and Thucydides' other "traps" -- Trap 1: National character -- Trap 2: Governing system -- Trap 3: Domestic tranquility -- Trap 4: Economic power -- Trap 5: Leaders -- Trap 6: Allies and alliances -- Trap 7: The role of Tykē (Chance) in peace and war -- Assessing the "Allison Trap" -- Conclusions: Destined for difficult diplomacy, not for war -- Geography, history, destiny.
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    The notion of a "Thucydides Trap" that will ensnare China and the United States in a 21st century conflict -- much as the rising power of Athens alarmed Sparta and made war "inevitable" between the Aegean superpowers of the 5th century BCE -- has received global attention since entering the international relations lexicon 6 years ago. Scholars, journalists, bloggers, and politicians in many countries, notably China, have embraced this beguiling metaphor, coined by Harvard political science professor Graham Allison, as a framework for examining the likelihood of a Sino-American war.
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