What are the prospects for world peace? Zero. At least according to Chicago professor of Political Science, John J. Mearsheimer. In his Tragedy of Great Power Politics, Mearsheimer argues that …
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In José Saramago’s book ‘Death at Intervals’, everyone in one country stops dying. This leads to thousands of living dead, a mafia forming to sneak people over the border to …
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What are the prospects for world peace? Zero. At least according to Chicago professor of Political Science, John J. Mearsheimer. In his Tragedy of Great Power Politics, Mearsheimer argues that …
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In José Saramago’s book ‘Death at Intervals’, everyone in one country stops dying. This leads to thousands of living dead, a mafia forming to sneak people over the border to …
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