Clausewitz attributes war as a fall out of political intercourse between a state's government and other nations views on the conduct of the state's government. He rejects the idea that war just plays on hostilities, but it requires the interaction between different states' government because war starts with disagreement between how a government runs its policies within its state. Additionally, he says policy itself manifests war to the point that he contributes a country's policy as the cause of war instead of tensions between states.
The Correlates of War gathers quantitative and qualitative data as means to bring more knowledge to understand war. It looks into the underlying factors that cause states to engage in
The Correlates of War gathers quantitative and qualitative data as means to bring more knowledge to understand war. It looks into the underlying factors that cause states to engage in