Brief history of the world's politics

Author's name: Jonathan Hulslagdar Publisher: Nabu Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2023 Literary classification: History Brief about the book: At a time when many people are compelled to engage in politics willingly or unwillingly, due to its significant impact on their daily lives or their work and specialties, it is of utmost importance that they have in their hands a research that delves into the origin and development of politics, leading up to the form we see today. Therefore, this research is built starting from the saying of Marcus Tullius Cicero: "Ignorance of what happened before one's birth means one will remain a child forever." Then it proceeds from Henry Kissinger's abstract statement: "War and peace are the essence of global politics." In a journey of when, how, and why, the "Brief History of World Politics" traces the earliest phase of politics from the beginning of humanity's record-keeping, that is, from the dawn of history, investigating the states of war, peace, and diplomacy on both halves of the inhabited Earth. Also, this research does not delve into the features of political theories and doctrines, as these are the products of the course of early politics—politics of the first men, if we may call them that. From this perspective, it explores the experiences and consequences of the policies of the first men, reviewing and investigating what resulted from them up to the modern era and the darkness of democracy in our world today.