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Book details
  • Genre:POLITICAL SCIENCE
  • SubGenre:History & Theory
  • Language:English
  • Pages:210
  • eBook ISBN:9781871771565

Mathematical Nation Politysm: Russia and WW3

nation polityst theory and its application in particular to Russia whence the possibility of World War 3

by Marek Laskiewicz

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Overview

This book presents an analysis based on a new theory, nation politysm. This asserts that the geopolitical situation today is similar to one that has occurred several times in history. Each time before this has resulted eventually in confrontation and ultimately war. However this is not a deterministic but a probabilistic future.

Description
This book presents an analysis of changeovers of political systems based on a new theory, nation politysm, which is restated mathematically. This theory asserts that similar geopolitical situations have constantly reoccured. Consequently it asserts that the geopolitical situation today concerning Russia is similar to these earlier ones that have occurred several times in history. Each time before this has resulted eventually in confrontation and ultimately war so likewise this might be the case with Russia hence leading to World War 3. However this is not a deterministic but a probabilistic future hence it need not necessarily occur but is eventually likely to do so,
About the author

Dr Marek Laskiewicz was born and educated in the United Kingdom at Haberdashers’ Aske’s School Elstree, graduating with a degree then doctorate at Queen Mary College, University of London [QMC]. He is a Member of the Political Studies Association [PSA] as well as Reader [adiunkt] at the Polish University Abroad [PUNO], the Secretary General of the Polish Society of Arts and Sciences Abroad [PTNO], Council Member [Radny] of the Polish Social and Cultural Association [POSK], Coordinator of the Institute of National Remembrance [IPN] London History Station, and founder and Leader of PWWB [the Polish Association in GB], which organises inter alia qua PANO [Polish Academy Abroad] political science lectures.