To End All Wars book recalls World War I impact
Eric Schansberg, Ph.D., reviews Adam Hochschild’s To End All Wars, detailing WWI casualties totaling millions of soldiers and civilians, weapons shifts from barbed wire to machine guns, the 1918 flu pandemic, the Russian Revolution, and the rise of peace movements alongside the looming onset of World War II. The piece contrasts early war myths with lasting consequences and notes famed voices like Rudyard Kipling and Bertrand Russell shaping the debate.
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Trust Is The Coin Of The Realm In Government
Lee Hamilton argues that trust underpins representative democracy and government efficiency. He notes civil discourse, accountability, and participation strengthen trust among citizens, officials, and institutions, warning that cynicism harms governance and democracy.
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