How Civil Wars Start
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How Civil Wars Start

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Is civil war coming to America? Expert Barbara F. Walter reveals the alarming factors that make a country vulnerable to civil strife: factionalism, anocracy, and a loss of hope in the future. Learn how nations like the US are edging towards this precipice and what we can do to pull back from the brink. Pre-order “How Civil Wars Start” for a chillingly relevant analysis.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780241429754
  • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 320
  • Weight: 435 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0241429757
  • Publisher Date: 06 Jan 2022
  • Height: 150 mm
  • Spine Width: 35 mm
  • Width: 309 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for How Civil Wars Start

  1. Anand Shukla –

    I felt a little let down. It was repetitive and did not give me real solutions to ponder.

  2. Adarsh Keshri –

    I wish there was more optimism. Found the book to be a little preachy at times.

  3. Ashutosh Mishra –

    It’s a tough but necessary read. While unsettling, it presents information we need to know.

  4. Bhavya Goyal –

    I am on the fence about this book. I am not sure I buy the argument, but it is still worth reading.

  5. Paras Jain –

    This book is amazing and it has a very interesting concept.

  6. Utkarsh Gupta –

    A bit too alarmist for my taste, but undeniably well-researched. Some of the connections felt like a stretch.

  7. Vijay Kumar –

    Not an enjoyable read, but an important one. Prepare to feel uneasy. The author is very smart.

  8. Rhitu Prashansa –

    A well written book about a very scary topic. We should all pay attention.

  9. Ashish Kumar –

    I found this book to be very helpful when it comes to understanding the world around me.

  10. Malika Gupta –

    A sobering read. Walter’s insights are sharp, but the subject matter is naturally unsettling. It’s a must-read, even if it leaves you feeling uneasy.

  11. Mayur Goswami –

    A very worrying book that will have you checking the news more often.

  12. Prem Kumar Udaypuria –

    Relevant and insightful, but quite dense. It requires careful reading and some prior knowledge of political science.

  13. Souvik Kumar Mondal –

    Important and thought-provoking. The analysis of anocracy is particularly insightful. I wish it offered more solutions, though.

  14. Mannvit Sisodiya –

    A disturbing but vital contribution to the conversation.

  15. Satyaswarup Prusty –

    Eye-opening and terrifying. This book provides clear analysis. Let’s hope it’s not too late to act.

  16. Rahul Singh –

    The book is good, and does its job, however I feel like there is no real call to action for the reader

  17. Komal Jain –

    Found it repetitive at times, but the core message is crucial. Hoping it sparks a real conversation.

  18. Anees Ali –

    This book has a lot of useful information, but a lot of it is common sense to the average individual.

  19. Himanshu Saini –

    Well-written and thoroughly researched. I appreciated the historical context provided.

  20. Ashar Ahmad –

    The book is scary because it feels so real. The factors of civil war are well described. The author is right.

  21. Gauri Mongia –

    Insightful analysis, clearly presented. The concept of ‘anocracy’ is explained well.

  22. Shubham –

    Chilling and insightful. Walter connects the dots in a way that’s hard to ignore. A vital wake-up call.

  23. Chetan –

    A must-read for anyone concerned about the future. Hopeful for solutions, and a very fast read.

  24. Jay Ishwarbhai Sadhu –

    This book scared me more than a horror novel. Everyone in America should read this book.

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