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    Relations between nations are too important to be left solely to governments. Over the past 100 years, there have been approximately 34 wars resulting in 80 million deaths, and while leaders were not solely responsible, they had the power to prevent war. An analysis of the leaders involved in some of the world's deadliest conflicts like the World Wars and Second Sino-Japanese War suggests that the psychological effects of power should not be ignored when considering international relations.

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    Relations between nations are too important to be left solely to governments. Over the past 100 years, there have been approximately 34 wars resulting in 80 million deaths, and while leaders were not solely responsible, they had the power to prevent war. An analysis of the leaders involved in some of the world's deadliest conflicts like the World Wars and Second Sino-Japanese War suggests that the psychological effects of power should not be ignored when considering international relations.

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    Relations Between Nations Are Too Important To Be Left To Governments Alone

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    Relations between nations are too important to be left solely to governments. Over the past 100 years, there have been approximately 34 wars resulting in 80 million deaths, and while leaders were not solely responsible, they had the power to prevent war. An analysis of the leaders involved in some of the world's deadliest conflicts like the World Wars and Second Sino-Japanese War suggests that the psychological effects of power should not be ignored when considering international relations.

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    Relations between nations are too important to be left to governments alone

    Historical context
    So far, the relationship between country A and country B have been something that only regarded the
    respective countries governments. Whether the nations were on good terms or not, it was only their
    business and the decisions taken about their futures when it came to one another stood in the leader’s
    hands. Coexisting with that status Quo, we’ve had about 34 wars in the last 100 years, and an approximate
    number of 80 million people have perished to war related causes. Now, I’m not saying that those wars and
    deaths were caused by those leaders, but I am saying that they had the power to not let that happen.
    Let’s do a little analysing game and see if we notice a pattern. Who were the people in power in some of
    the world’s deadliest wars such as both World Wars, the Second Sino-Japanese War or the Taiping
    Rebelion.
    CONTINUI CU DATLE RESPECTIVE SI O MINI PSIHOANALIZA IN SENS DE TEMPERAMENTE
    SI PREDISPUNERI.
    HOW DOES POWER AFFECT THE HUMAN PSYCHOLOGICALY
    WHY CAN’T EXCESSIVE POWER BE TRUSTED
    HOW DOES THAT AFFECT PEOPLE
    COMPARISON BETWEEN STATUS QVO AND WHAT IF
    WHY I’M RIGHT

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