Published Aug 29, 2018
#436: The Worth of War
Benjamin Ginsberg delves into the paradoxical role of war in shaping societies, arguing for its influence on political structures, technological innovations, and societal norms, while critiquing peace theories and highlighting the unexpected expansions in civil liberties driven by military needs. This episode offers a provocative exploration of how warfare has historically contributed to state formation and the evolution of citizenship.
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