Thycydides, Spinoza, McGilchrist

Which historical power shifts have avoided the Thucydides trap and how?
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The Thucydides Trap is a concept in international relations that suggests that when a rising power (such as Athens in ancient Greece) threatens to displace an established power (such as Sparta), the result is often war. However, there have been some historical power shifts that avoided the Thucydides Trap. Here are a few examples: Continue reading “Thycydides, Spinoza, McGilchrist”