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More war? Ft. Ian Morris, Stanford University historian

Published 1 Mar, 2015 08:38 | Updated 12 Mar, 2015 10:51

The proliferation of conflicts across the world in recent years has upset the global order. And with the established ways of operating no longer as relevant or effective, the stage seems to be set for more strife. But are all the wars paradoxically leading to less violence, and are we living in the least violent times in history? What can the past tell us about where we’re headed as humankind in the future? Oksana is joined by Ian Morris, Professor of Classics and History at Stanford University, to explore these issues.

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