by Michael Burleigh · Taurus · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788430607464
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The book 'Small Wars, Far Away Places' by Michael Burleigh, published by Taurus in 2014, offers a deep insight into the conflicts that arose after World War II. Burleigh examines how the fall of Western colonial empires led to power struggles in places like Palestine, Pakistan, Cuba, and Indochina. The author questions the traditional history of the Cold War, focusing on the 'hot wars' that persist today. This analysis reveals the origins of many contemporary problems, offering an essential perspective for understanding the modern world.
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Professor Michael Burleigh is a British historian, author, and commentator. He has written extensively on international relations, populism, terrorism, and modern European history. He was the first Engelsberg Chair of History and International Relations at the London School of Economics IDEAS centre (2019–2020) and remains a Senior Fellow there, working on a project about world orders.
