Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction: grand strategy between the World Wars / Steven E. Lobell, Jeffrey W. Taliaferro and Norrin M. Ripsman; 2. Deterrence, coercion, and enmeshment: French grand strategy and the German problem after World War I / Peter T. Jackson; 3. The legacy of coercive peace-building: the Locarno treaty, Anglo-French grand strategy, and the 1936 Rhineland crisis / Scott A. Silverstone; 4. The League of Nations and grand strategy: a contradiction in terms? / Andrew Webster; 5. Economic interdependence and the grand strategies of Germany and Japan, 1925-1941 / Dale C. Copeland; 6. Britain's grand strategy during the 1930s: from balance of power to components of power / Steven E. Lobell; 7. British grand strategy and the rise of Germany, 1933-1936 / Norrin M. Ripsman and Jack S. Levy; 8. Strategy of innocence or provocation? The Roosevelt administration's road to World War II / Jeffrey W. Taliaferro; 9. The rising sun was no jackal: Japanese grand strategy, the Tripartite pact, and alliance formation theory / Tsuyoshi Kawasaki; 10. Powers of division: from the anti-Comintern to the Nazi-Soviet and Japanese-Soviet Pacts, 1936-1941 / Timothy W. Crawford; 11. Soviet grand strategy in the interwar years: ideology as realpolitik / Mark L. Haas; 12. Conclusions: rethinking interwar grand strategies / David M. Edelstein.
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The challenge of grand strategy : the great powers and the broken balance between the world wars. ISBN 9781107022522. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2012. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
