Teremos guerra no futuro próximo? | Heni Ozi Cukier

from Professor HOC · host Heni Ozi Cukier

O episódio de hoje é sobre um tema que é minha grande especialidade: conflitos internacionais.  Em 2019 o mundo bateu recorde de gastos militares, foram 1,9 trilhões de dólares, por volta de 2,2% de todo PIB mundial.  Estamos vivendo uma corrida armamentista? Essa possível corrida armamentista pode acabar em guerra? Um maior número de armas e elas serem mais destrutivas tornam o mundo mais inseguro?  Aqui no podcast explico diversas teorias que podem nos trazer uma respostas pra essas perguntas, analiso o contexto histórico que levou a diversas guerras e trago esse conhecimento para entender nossa atual realidade e como a crise em que vivemos hoje em dia pode ou não facilitar uma escalada de conflitos. Além disso, desmistifico diversos mitos que envolvem a guerra!

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O episódio de hoje é sobre um tema que é minha grande especialidade: conflitos internacionais. Em 2019 o mundo bateu recorde de gastos militares, foram 1,9 trilhões de dólares, por volta de 2,2% de todo PIB mundial. Estamos vivendo uma corrida armamentista? Essa possível corrida armamentista pode acabar em guerra? Um maior número de armas e elas serem mais destrutivas tornam o mundo mais inseguro? Aqui no podcast explico diversas teorias que podem nos trazer uma respostas pra essas perguntas, analiso o contexto histórico que levou a diversas guerras e trago esse conhecimento para entender nossa atual realidade e como a crise em que vivemos hoje em dia pode ou não facilitar uma escalada de conflitos. Além disso, desmistifico diversos mitos que envolvem a guerra!

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