New Cold Wars & The New Cold War by David E. Sanger & Robin Niblett - 2 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction

Titles in This Set
New Cold Wars
The New Cold War

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Mixed Format (Hardback / Paperback)
/ 9781805462118
Publisher: Crown / Atlantic Books
Age Range: Adult

Overview
This two-book collection brings together two sharp voices in international affairs to explain how great-power rivalry has returned to define our world. In New Cold Wars, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David E. Sanger charts America's simultaneous confrontations with Russia and China. In The New Cold War, former Chatham House director Robin Niblett distills the essential differences between today's tensions and the twentieth century's original Cold War. Together they offer an authoritative guide to the forces reshaping diplomacy, technology, and security today, ideal for anyone following current affairs or foreign policy.

About the Books
New Cold Wars is a fast-paced insider account built on Sanger's access to top officials, world leaders, and technology executives navigating a new era of great-power competition. Sanger traces how early hope that Russia and China could join a Western-led order collapsed, leaving Washington locked in a struggle for military, economic, and technological supremacy with both nuclear powers at once. The book moves from Ukraine's trenches to the boardrooms where sanctions, chip embargoes, and cyber operations are decided, capturing a Washington grappling with the return of superpower conflict. It has been recognized as a New York Times bestseller, praised for its detailed reporting and access to decision-makers. The New Cold War takes a more analytical approach, distilling decades of expertise from Niblett's tenure at Chatham House into a short, urgent argument. Rather than drawing simple parallels to the Soviet-era standoff, Niblett identifies ten ways this contest between America and China differs from the last Cold War, offering five practical rules for navigating its risks without tipping into a devastating hot war. His focus on flashpoints such as Taiwan, alongside trade and technology, gives readers a compact framework for a rivalry touching nearly every instrument of statecraft.

Key Benefits

• Pairs investigative journalism with policy analysis on today's great-power rivalry
• Written by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and a former Chatham House director
• New Cold Wars is a verified New York Times bestseller
• Explains ten key differences between today's tensions and the original Cold War
• Ideal for political science students, policy professionals, and current affairs enthusiasts
• Makes a thoughtful gift for readers who follow foreign policy and world news

Book-by-Book Guide
New Cold Wars — David E. Sanger's reporting draws on interviews with top US officials and world leaders to chart America's parallel standoffs with Russia and China.
The New Cold War — Robin Niblett lays out ten ways today's US-China rivalry differs from the original Cold War and five rules for navigating it safely.

About the Authors
David E. Sanger is national security correspondent for The New York Times and has been part of three Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting teams, including the 2017 award for international reporting. He teaches national security policy at Harvard's Kennedy School and is the bestselling author of The Perfect Weapon and The Inheritance. Robin Niblett served as Director of Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, from 2007, becoming one of Britain's most respected voices on foreign policy before turning his expertise to this study of today's US-China standoff.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This pairing of deep reportage and sharp analysis makes sense of a fast-moving, high-stakes moment in world affairs. Whether picked up for a holiday season gift, a birthday present for the news junkie in your life, or simply for your own shelf, this collection delivers clarity on the rivalries shaping our future.

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