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Correspondence: Everyone’s Favorite Year for War—or Not?

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Published: May. 1, 2015

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Jack Snyder

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Jack S. Levy

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Jack S. Levy responds to Jack Snyder's summer 2014 International Security article, "Better Now Than Later: The Paradox of 1914 as Everyone's Favored Year for War."

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Snyder, Jack and Jack S. Levy. “Correspondence: Everyone’s Favorite Year for War—or Not?.” May 1, 2015

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