Fear of a Great Power War Could Be Making One More Likely.

The article discusses the erosion of the postwar liberal international order and the persistence of great power peace since 1945. It highlights the parallels between current great power behaviors and those of the late 1930s, emphasizing the role of economic sanctions in escalating conflicts. The text also explores the concept of "weaponized interdependence" and the potential consequences of escalating economic warfare between major powers. The article raises concerns about the possibility of a great power war and questions the effectiveness of traditional pillars of great power peace in the current geopolitical landscape. [Extracted from the article]