Examining the Nature of Conflict: A Conversation with Richard Overy
Release Date: 11/07/2024
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info_outlineNathan Hunt sits down with historian and author Richard Overy to discuss his latest book, "Why War." Together, the pair explores the nature of conflict and it's persistent presence in human life, examining its potential roots through a variety of lenses.
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Credits:
- Host/Author: Nathan Hunt
- Producer/Editor: Patrick Moroney
- Published With Assistance From: Kyle May, Kurt Burger, Camille McManus