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The process of managing and de-escalating crises to prevent them from escalating into great-power wars.
Professional historians consistently point to as the single in the canonical scholarly polls because his inaction and decisions in the run-up to the are judged catastrophic, while recent partisan and ...
Military planners separate a crisis from the onset of great‑power war by looking for shifts from episodic coercion to sustained, synchronized employment of force and escalation across multiple domains...
is widely judged by scholars to be among the presidents—often the worst—because his administration failed to avert the secession crisis that led to the and because he presided over a fractured party a...