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Gambling and War: Risk, Reward, and Chance in International Conflict by Conrad

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Book Title
Gambling and War: Risk, Reward, and Chance in International Confl
Publication Date
2017-10-15
Pages
256
ISBN
9781682472194

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Publisher
Naval Institute Press
ISBN-10
1682472191
ISBN-13
9781682472194
eBay Product ID (ePID)
237430812

Product Key Features

Book Title
Gambling and War : Risk, Reward, and Chance in International Conflict
Number of Pages
256 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Card Games / Poker, Military / Strategy, International Relations / Diplomacy
Publication Year
2017
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Political Science, Games & Activities, History
Author
Justin Conrad
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
14.5 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.3 in

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Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2017-025954
Reviews
"In this innovative and exciting study, Justin Conrad explores the intersection of strategy and psychology in war through analogy with the game of poker. With careful scholarship and well-selected examples, Conrad shows that international politics is the most dangerous game humans play."-- Stephen Benedict Dyson , author of Other Worldly Politics, Gambling and War is an interesting book which explores a handful of important theories about international relations, specifically concerning conflict, through a discussion focused on poker.RUSI Journal, " Gambling and War is an interesting book which explores a handful of important theories about international relations, specifically concerning conflict, through a discussion focused on poker." --RUSI Journal "In this innovative and exciting study, Justin Conrad explores the intersection of strategy and psychology in war through analogy with the game of poker. With careful scholarship and well-selected examples, Conrad shows that international politics is the most dangerous game humans play." --Stephen Benedict Dyson, author of Other Worldly Politics "Scholars and members of the public alike often refer to war as a gamble, but how and why this is the case and the resemblance between war and games of chance are rarely plumbed as interesting and carefully as they are by Justin Conrad. Whether you are preparing to play poker or to study a war, you can learn a lot from Gambling and War ." --Robert Jervis, author of How Statesmen Think "Justin Conrad has crafted an exceptional work that goes well beyond the familiar comparison of international conflict and games of chance and addresses a fundamental challenge for international relations scholars--bridging-the-gaps between the academy, the public, and policy makers. The result is an excellent introduction to conflict theory for students, interested observers, and practitioners. At a time when the global conflict environment seems increasingly chaotic and unpredictable, Gambling and War provides an excellent exposition of relevant international relations theories and makes a strong case for the value of information and credibility in navigating a risk-laden world." --Commander Matthew "Tut" Testerman, PhD, United States Naval Academy, " Gambling and War is an interesting book which explores a handful of important theories about international relations, specifically concerning conflict, through a discussion focused on poker." -- RUSI Journal, Scholars and members of the public alike often refer to war as a gamble, but how and why this is the case and the resemblance between war and games of chance are rarely plumbed as interesting and carefully as they are by Justin Conrad. Whether you are preparing to play poker or to study a war, you can learn a lot from Gambling and War .Robert Jervis , author of How Statesmen Think, "Scholars and members of the public alike often refer to war as a gamble, but how and why this is the case and the resemblance between war and games of chance are rarely plumbed as interesting and carefully as they are by Justin Conrad. Whether you are preparing to play poker or to study a war, you can learn a lot from Gambling and War ." -- Robert Jervis , author of How Statesmen Think, Justin Conrad has crafted an exceptional work that goes well beyond the familiar comparison of international conflict and games of chance and addresses a fundamental challenge for international relations scholarsbridging-the-gaps between the academy, the public, and policy makers. The result is an excellent introduction to conflict theory for students, interested observers, and practitioners. At a time when the global conflict environment seems increasingly chaotic and unpredictable, Gambling and War provides an excellent exposition of relevant international relations theories and makes a strong case for the value of information and credibility in navigating a risk-laden world.Commander Matthew TutTesterman , PhD, United States Naval Academy|9781682472194|, "Justin Conrad has crafted an exceptional work that goes well beyond the familiar comparison of international conflict and games of chance and addresses a fundamental challenge for international relations scholars--bridging-the-gaps between the academy, the public, and policy makers. The result is an excellent introduction to conflict theory for students, interested observers, and practitioners. At a time when the global conflict environment seems increasingly chaotic and unpredictable, Gambling and War provides an excellent exposition of relevant international relations theories and makes a strong case for the value of information and credibility in navigating a risk-laden world."-- Commander Matthew "Tut" Testerman , PhD, United States Naval Academy, "In this innovative and exciting study, Justin Conrad explores the intersection of strategy and psychology in war through analogy with the game of poker. With careful scholarship and well-selected examples, Conrad shows that international politics is the most dangerous game humans play."Stephen Benedict Dyson , author of Other Worldly Politics
Synopsis
Focuses on applying lessons learned from poker, blackjack, roulette and other games of chance to study of international conflict. The book demonstrates how the combined factors of strategy, psychology and probability influence the outbreak of wars, how they are fought, and why they end., In 1914, as Germany mobilized for war, Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg remarked to the country's legislators, "If the iron dice must roll, then God help us." War has often been compared to a game of dice or a lottery. But just as frequently, war has been compared to a game of pure strategy like chess. In reality, the business of negotiating with adversaries, fighting wars, and ending wars is far more complicated than a game of chess, where each player can see all the pieces on the board and knows the possible moves that they can make. War is far more chaotic and unpredictable. And yet, international bargaining and international conflict is not a simple dice game either, where human beings have no control over the outcome. Justin Conrad bets that war is more like a game of poker. Gambling and War: Risk, Reward, and Chance in International Conflict. brings readers a war college course taught at a Las Vegas casino. To succeed in poker, it is not enough to simply anticipate the actions of other players and try to outsmart them. A successful player must also understand and appreciate the role of randomness. Additionally, players must confront the reality that all human beings are prone to errors in judgment, which causes them to make suboptimal choices under many circumstances. Taken together, these challenges make poker a fascinating and highly unpredictable game, much like the challenges of international conflicts. Any comprehensive analysis of why wars occur and how they are fought must take into account a variety of factors including strategy, human error, and dumb luck. Gambling and War applies lessons learned from poker, blackjack, roulette, and other games of chance to the study of international conflict. Drawing on scholarly insights from a variety of fields, including probability, statistics, political science, psychology, and economics, Conrad offers thoughts on how we can better manage and prevent international conflict, the costliest game of all.
LC Classification Number
U162.C648 2017

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