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Of Paradise and Power by Robert Kagan — WisdomDeck honest review
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Of Paradise and Power

by Robert Kagan

Americans are from Mars, Europeans from Venus: how power disparities shaped divergent views of force and law. The 2003 essay that framed a decade.

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  1. Weakness breeds preference for law.
  2. Strength breeds preference for force.
  3. Perspective follows power.

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Mars and Venus.

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