Explore the enduring enigma of human conflict with Richard Overy’s compelling book, ‘Why War?’. This deeply insightful work, lauded by The Daily Telegraph as the product of ‘one of our finest living historians’, delves into the persistent presence of warfare throughout human history. Overy masterfully examines the multifaceted causes of war, from biological imperatives and belief systems to psychological drivers and security concerns. Discover why, despite our desires for peace, conflict so often appears inevitable. ‘Why War?’ offers a profound understanding of the ‘dark places of human will and feeling’, providing essential context for humanity’s past and illuminating potential futures. A must-read for anyone seeking to comprehend the complex roots of violence.