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Smithsonian Institution War Background Studies Number Twelve: Are Wars Inevitable?

By John R. Swanton

Publication Date: May 11, 1943

Book Description:

Explore the profound question of whether wars are an unavoidable aspect of human existence in this meticulously researched study by renowned anthropologist John R. Swanton. Published by the Smithsonian Institution in 1943, "Are Wars Inevitable?" delves into the historical, social, and psychological roots of warfare. Swanton's analysis covers a wide range of topics including the various ways societies have settled differences, the motives behind wars among primitive and advanced societies, and the intricate relationships between civil and military authorities. This comprehensive work provides readers with a deep understanding of the causes and consequences of wars, challenging the notion that conflict is an inherent part of human nature. Reprinted by Leopold Classic Library, this edition ensures high-quality reproduction, maintaining the integrity of the original publication. A must-read for historians, anthropologists, and anyone interested in the complexities of war and peace.

Contents:

  • Introduction
  • Various Ways of Settling Differences
  • War Not an Original Human Institution
  • Attitudes Toward War Among Different Peoples
  • Revenge as a Leading War Motive Among Primitive Peoples
  • Motives for War Other Than Revenge
  • Relations of the Civil and Military Authorities to Each Other
  • Warfare in Simple and in Advanced Societies
  • Connection Between War Motives and Personal Motives
  • Areas of Law
  • War and Trade
  • Constructive Functions of the Military
  • World Unity Through a Conquest Empire
  • Warfare Not Inevitable

Key Features:

  • Detailed anthropological study of the origins and motivations behind warfare.
  • Comprehensive analysis of historical and cultural attitudes towards war.
  • Insightful examination of the interplay between civil and military powers.
  • Exploration of the potential for achieving world unity and peace.

Publisher: Smithsonian Institution

Publication Date: May 11, 1943

Series: War Background Studies

Format: Paperback

Experience a scholarly journey through the history of human conflict with John R. Swanton's seminal work, "Are Wars Inevitable?". This reprint edition by Leopold Classic Library guarantees a high-quality reading experience, preserving the insightful analysis of one of the 20th century's foremost anthropologists.

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