The Problem of Foreign Policy

Explore the intricacies of international relations in "The Problem of Foreign Policy" by Gilbert Murray, a vital analysis of European politics in the interwar period. Delve into the challenges facing diplomacy and the search for lasting peace following the First World War. Murray's insightful work examines the political landscape of Europe from 1918 to 1945, shedding light on the complexities of foreign policy and the role of organizations like the League of Nations.

This meticulously prepared edition offers readers a crucial perspective on the historical context that shaped the 20th century. Gain a deeper understanding of the debates and decisions that defined an era as Murray navigates the intricacies of European history. This classic text is essential reading for anyone interested in political science, international relations, and the enduring quest for global cooperation. Discover the roots of contemporary foreign policy challenges in this timeless examination of a pivotal period in history.

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