The Peace Dividend examines the years between 1991 and 2008, when the end of the Cold War fostered a quiet but powerful assumption: that history’s most dangerous patterns had been left behind. Rather than focusing on crises, it explores the mental climate of the era — how peace became the default setting, how war was reclassified, and how interdependence encouraged trust in incentives over vigilance.
Measured and observational in tone, the book traces the shrinking of seriousness, the reshaping of preparedness, and the subtle shift from endurance to efficiency. It is not a warning, nor a polemic, but a study of belief — and of what it meant to live within an intermission that felt permanent.
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