ПРОЕКТ БАГДАДСКОЙ ЖЕЛЕЗНОЙ ДОРОГИ И ТРОФЕИ ПЕРМАНЕНТНОЙ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ВОЙНЫ НА БЛИЖНЕМ ВОСТОКЕ
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Данное исследование посвящено геополитической ситуации в более широком Восточно-Средиземноморском регионе на рубеже XX века на основе анализа крупного инфраструктурного проекта — Багдадской железной дороги. Процесс её строительства в конечном итоге привёл к соперничеству между «политикой» и «экономикой» в стремлении великих держав того периода к увеличению относительных выгод. Новизна исследования заключается в гипотезе о том, что современные экономические кризисы также связаны с играми силы, аналогичными тем, которые преобладали почти столетие назад. Международные отношения рассматриваются в тесной взаимосвязи с политикой и экономикой, с учётом реалистических уроков прошлого ради формирования более мирного и стабильного будущего.
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