PECUNIA ET BELLUM

Pecunia et Bellum (Wealth and War) is your new companion to International Relations. In the age of news and spam, confusion thrives. Consequently, numerous news agencies point out that they deliver information and data of the highest quality. Many of those agencies actively fight the spread of fake news. Other websites concentrate on providing opinions and analyses by experts in International Studies. Thanks to the gift of polyphony, there is a spectrum of opinions voiced, covering every angle, and consequently one of them is usually a correct interpretation of events or an accurate prediction. The problem arises when one realises that it is not always the same expert who is correct. Can Theory of International Relations develop critical thinking and improve quality of analysis?

 

 

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The name of our page was inspired by Vegetius' statement: "Si vis pacem para bellum" (Translation: If you want peace, prepare for war). Later, during the last year of my undergraduate studies I came across something Paul Kennedy had written: that military might is needed in order to protect your wealth. Hence, a mix of those two gave birth to, in my opinion, a catchy title: "Pecunia et Bellum"

- Alexandros Sainidis

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