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The History of Violence: From the End of the Cold War to the War on Terror
Think the Cold War ended and we all just chilled out? Nope. Violence didn’t disappear; it just got messier, sneakier, and way harder to pin down. Jeremy Black’s take on post-Cold War conflicts isn’t your usual textbook parade of battles and treaties—it’s a global wake-up call to how war reinvented itself after 1990, right up to the chaos of the War on Terror.
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