The evolution of wars. Psychological, social and national causes of military conflicts. Davy M.

In his book, Maurice Davy reveals the psychological, social and national causes of military conflicts at the dawn of civilization. The author explains the essence of intergraduate strife. He tells how the differences in the physiology and psychology of sexes provoke wars. Why are some peoples more belligerent more than others and whether there is an explanation of the famous fact that the world reigns in some regions, while in others the collision is endless. How the improvement of weapons influenced the nature of conflicts. What are the root causes of cannibalism, slavery and blood feud. What is the religious background of wars. Where and why was the head hunting. How power was waged for power. And finally, as the wars affected the development of society.