The Twenty Years' Crisis by E. H. Carr

The Twenty Years' Crisis by E. H. Carr is a classic work of international relations, examining the world between the two world wars.

The book analyses the failures of the interwar years and the clash between idealist hopes for a peaceful world order and the realities of power politics. As a founding text of realist thought in international relations, it remains essential reading for understanding how states behave and why international order is so hard to build.

Key themes explored include:

• International relations between the wars
• Idealism and realism in world politics
• Power, morality and the failure of the interwar order
• A founding text of realist thought

Who should read this book: Readers interested in international relations, political theory and the history of the twentieth century.

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