Norman Angell (1872–1967) was a distinguished British author, journalist, political thinker, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate (1933), best known for his groundbreaking work The Great Illusion (1909). Angell challenged the long-held belief that military conquest and imperial expansion lead to national prosperity, arguing instead that economic interdependence, international trade, and financial cooperation make war economicallyContinue reading “Norman Angell: The Great Illusion, Liberal Internationalism, Peace Theory & Global Interdependence”