Written by Italian diplomat, philosopher, and political theorist Niccolò Machiavelli, this classic political treatise discusses power dynamics, statecraft, and the characteristics of effective rulers.
A foundational work in military strategy, Clausewitz explores the nature of war, its political implications, and the relationship between war and politics, making it an essential reading for understanding international conflict.
This bestseller discusses globalization and its implications for economies and international relations. Authored by Friedman, this book examines how technology and communication have reshaped the global landscape.
Written by the former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, this book provides insights into the practice of diplomacy, drawing on personal experiences and historical case studies to discuss the balance of power and the art of negotiation in IR.
One of the most influential books in the field, this work offers a systematic analysis of the causes of war, emphasizing the roles of individuals, states, and the international system by providing a deeper analysis of human nature.
Written by William Dalrymple, this book provides a historical analysis of how a single corporation, the British East India Company, conquered large parts of India, illustrating the power dynamics in colonialism and global trade.
Authored by Ryszard Kapuściński, a renowned journalist and writer, this book provides a deep and insightful account of Africa's post-colonial experience by offering personal anecdotes and reflections on various aspects.