Laurie M. Johnson is Professor of Political Science at Kansas State University.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. Human NatureHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Human Nature2. JusticeHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Justice3. Leadership and RegimesHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Leadership and RegimesConclusionThe Philosophic Roots of Realism and NeorealismThe Use and Abuse of ThucydidesAn Alternative View of ThucydidesThe Thucydidean ScholarNotesWorks CitedIndex

Johnson's book has much to offer that is useful and instructive. She raises numerous intelligent questions of interest to polticial theorists, students of international relations, and polticial scientists generally.(The Review of Politics) Johnson's book... sets out to break the link between Hobbes and Thucydides by orchestrating a debate between them on the topics of nature, justice and regimes.(The English Historical Review)

Laurie M. Johnson is Professor of Political Science at Kansas State University.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. Human NatureHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Human Nature2. JusticeHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Justice3. Leadership and RegimesHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Leadership and RegimesConclusionThe Philosophic Roots of Realism and NeorealismThe Use and Abuse of ThucydidesAn Alternative View of ThucydidesThe Thucydidean ScholarNotesWorks CitedIndex

Johnson's book has much to offer that is useful and instructive. She raises numerous intelligent questions of interest to polticial theorists, students of international relations, and polticial scientists generally.(The Review of Politics) Johnson's book... sets out to break the link between Hobbes and Thucydides by orchestrating a debate between them on the topics of nature, justice and regimes.(The English Historical Review)

Laurie M. Johnson is Professor of Political Science at Kansas State University.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. Human NatureHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Human Nature2. JusticeHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Justice3. Leadership and RegimesHobbesThucydidesA Comparison of Hobbes and Thucydides on Leadership and RegimesConclusionThe Philosophic Roots of Realism and NeorealismThe Use and Abuse of ThucydidesAn Alternative View of ThucydidesThe Thucydidean ScholarNotesWorks CitedIndex

Johnson's book has much to offer that is useful and instructive. She raises numerous intelligent questions of interest to polticial theorists, students of international relations, and polticial scientists generally.(The Review of Politics) Johnson's book... sets out to break the link between Hobbes and Thucydides by orchestrating a debate between them on the topics of nature, justice and regimes.(The English Historical Review)